Mar 20, 09:04 PM

UFC Agrees to $335 Million Settlement in Class Action Lawsuits

The Ultimate Fighting Championship's parent company has agreed to a $335 million settlement in two class action lawsuits, Le v Zuffa and Johnson v Zuffa. The lawsuits, which have been a significant point of discussion within the mixed martial arts community, were settled on Wednesday. The settlement amount of $335 million was disclosed, highlighting the end of a notable legal battle within the sports industry. Following the settlement, discussions have emerged around the next steps and the broader implications for the UFC and its athletes. Notably, the settlement for Johnson v Zuffa is expected to be minimal, likely almost zero, due to most class action waivers being signed. Experts and attorneys involved in the case have begun detailing the future actions post-settlement.

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Sources

Sportsnet@Sportsnet
3 years ago
On Wednesday, the parent company of the UFC agreed to a settlement on two ongoing class action lawsuits. To help explain the ramifications of this pending settlement, Erik Magraken of Combat Sports Law offered his legal expertise. (@aaronbronsteter) https://t.co/cE6Lbbs8cz
Kevin Iole@KevinI
3 years ago
An interview with economics professor @MMAanalytics who followed the UFC antitrust cases very closely and was frequently in court. I get his reaction to today's $335 million settlement & more https://t.co/FnZiz1eAA9
MMA Fighting@MMAFighting
3 years ago
UFC class action attorney details next steps in settlement https://t.co/ybSPxGbo5U

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