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  1. September 24, 2018

    Fighters Say They Can Prove UFC Depressed Their Wages

    A proposed class of mixed martial arts fighters told a Nevada federal court Friday that they have proof the Ultimate Fighting Championship's parent company pushed out competitors and depressed their wages, and that their antitrust suit should proceed.

  2. July 31, 2018

    UFC Seeks To Knock Out Fighters' Antitrust Class Action

    UFC's parent company urged a Nevada federal court Monday to end an antitrust suit lodged by a proposed class of mixed martial arts fighters who accuse the organization of pushing out rival promoters and stifling wages, saying fighters' wages are increasing and there's no evidence that competitors are being shut out. 

  3. February 20, 2018

    UFC Fighters Aim For Class Cert. In Antitrust Battle

    Mixed martial arts fighters urged a Nevada federal judge Friday to grant class certification in a lawsuit claiming UFC's parent company stifled wages and blocked rivals in the market using an anti-competitive scheme, saying they can prove that the impact of the organization's actions was widespread and damaging.

  4. July 17, 2017

    UFC Blasts Emergency Doc Bid In Fighters' Antitrust Suit

    The UFC urged a Nevada federal court Friday to reject a bid by mixed martial arts fighters to force the production of purportedly privileged documents in an antitrust suit against the organization, arguing it has already reviewed thousands of documents at the fighters' request.

  5. June 14, 2017

    UFC Rival Must Hand Over Info In Fighter Antitrust Suit

    A Nevada federal magistrate judge overseeing an antitrust lawsuit by mixed martial arts fighters against the UFC told MMA promoter and UFC rival Bellator Sport Worldwide LLC on Tuesday to respond to subpoenas by the parties, but limited the scope of their requests to fighter contracts and financial information.

  6. May 25, 2017

    UFC Says Fighters Already Have Text Messages They Seek

    The UFC on Wednesday hit back at a request by mixed martial arts fighters to turn over text messages from cellphones used by owner Dana White in their lawsuit accusing the organization of illegally dominating the sport, saying the fighters are asking for information they already have.

  7. April 21, 2017

    MMA Fighters Ask Court To Reschedule UFC Execs' Depos

    Mixed martial arts fighters accusing the UFC of illegally dominating the sport asked a Nevada federal judge to reschedule its depositions with two executives at the organization, arguing Friday that they can't conduct depositions of the UFC's former chief legal officer and current chief operating officer on such short notice.

  8. March 27, 2017

    MMA Fighter Says UFC Antitrust Claims Not Too Late

    Mixed martial arts fighters accusing the UFC of illegally dominating the sport asked a Nevada federal judge to deny the organization's bid to escape one of the fighter's claims, arguing Friday that they are not time-barred given the fact the UFC's antitrust violations continue.

  9. February 14, 2017

    UFC Can't Shield Docs In MMA Fighters' Monopoly Suit

    UFC for the most part cannot assert attorney-client privilege over two sets of documents involving contract and merchandising negotiations in a proposed class action filed by mixed martial arts fighters alleging the organization is illegally dominating the sport, a Nevada federal magistrate judge ruled Monday.

  10. September 28, 2015

    No Quick KO For UFC In Fighters' MMA Monopoly Suit

    The UFC lost a bid for a quick escape from a proposed class action filed by MMA fighters alleging the organization is illegally dominating the sport when a Nevada federal judge refused to dismiss the suit in a short order filed after a hearing Friday.

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