A recent decision by a judge has rejected a proposed $335 million antitrust settlement involving the UFC and its fighters. The ruling has garnered attention from various experts and analysts, including an economics professor who has been closely following the case. Insights into the implications of this decision were shared by several commentators, with one noting the importance of understanding the underlying details of the case. The situation continues to develop, and further analyses are expected to be published in the coming days, including articles from Courthouse News Service and MMAanalytics.
Paul Gift's article: The $335 million UFC antitrust settlement was denied. Here’s what’s really happening. https://t.co/tuU994x8HX
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