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New York Senate Passes Budget Proposal

March 23, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 3 Comments

The Associated Press reported yesterday that the New York State Senate has approved a $136 billion State Budget Proposal that would also legalize the sport of mixed martial arts. The New York Senate has voted 32-29 for a $136 billion spending plan that Democratic leaders say would soften some budget cuts proposed by Gov. David […]

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Germany Bans the UFC on Television

March 20, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 4 Comments

Kevin Iole of Yahoo! Sports breaks down the report released yesterday that the Bavarian Regulatory Authority in Germany has banned the UFC from airing on television in the country. The German equivalent of the Federal Communications Commission on Friday issued a preliminary order that would bar Ultimate Fighting Championship programming from the Munich-based network German […]

Filed Under: Featured, legal, regulation, TV, UFC

MMA Connected Talks Ontario

March 8, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 1 Comment

Joe Ferraro of MMA Connected sits down with the UFC’s provincial lobbying firm Cassels Brock to discuss the process of legalizing mixed martial arts in Ontario. Payout Perspective: The UFC is doing just about everything it can to get mixed martial arts legalized in Ontario: bringing events to other provinces and states, hiring two lobbying […]

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HGH Testing May Be Difficult to Implement

February 26, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 7 Comments

Lance Pugmire of the LA Times reports on the latest development in the anti-doping world regarding a new test capable of detecting human growth hormone in blood samples. Early this week it was announced that a British rugby player had tested positive for the previously undetectable banned substance. However, while promising, the jury is still […]

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Fight Hype: Good, Bad, and Ugly

February 25, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 3 Comments

What do fighters like BJ Penn, Dan Hardy, Chael Sonnen, and Frank Mir have in common? A critical understanding of just how important fight hype is to the drawing ability of a fight event. Each man in the past year has stepped up his smack talk game, but with each radio clip or vlog the […]

Filed Under: booking, Featured, regulation, UFC

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Joseph Hicks: $23,125
Troy Isley: $30,000

Bernice Ferreira: $20,000
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