UFC parent company agrees to $375 million settlement in class-action lawsuit brought by former fighters
The parent company of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has agreed to pay $375 million to settle a class-action antitrust lawsuit alleging anti-competitive practices against its fighters, according to a filing seen by CNN.
UFC Agrees to $375 Million Settlement for Le vs. Zuffa Antitrust Case
New UFC antitrust settlement explained in 90 seconds. pic.twitter.com/sXG0HIrozd — Erik Magraken (@erikmagraken) September 26, 2024 The Ultimate Fighting Championship has offered more money to resolve one of two antitrust cases against it.
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Former UFC fighter Matt Brown endorses the crotch kicking championship on his X and compares it to Dana White's Power Slap.
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