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Le et al v. Zuffa, LLC
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May 05, 2015
UFC Says Fighters' Antitrust Allegations Still Fall Flat
The Ultimate Fighting Championship continued its bid to knock out mixed martial artists' potential class action, recently telling a California federal judge that the fighters who accuse it of illegally dominating the sport have yet to successfully show an anti-competitive scheme.
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April 17, 2015
UFC, Fighters Want ADR To Referee Antitrust Dispute
An antitrust battle between the Ultimate Fighting Championship and a putative class of its mixed martial arts fighters will enter an alternative dispute resolution process before October, according to a joint order signed by a California federal judge Friday.
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March 02, 2015
UFC Goes For The Knockout In Fighters' Antitrust Action
The company behind the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Friday slammed an antitrust putative class action filed by its fighters, saying claims that the UFC's exclusive deals with its mixed martial artists violate antitrust laws are "implausible" and that the contracts do more to encourage competition than suppress it.
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December 16, 2014
MMA Fighters Clobber UFC With Monopoly Class Action
Current and former mixed martial arts fighters hit the Ultimate Fighting Championship with a multimillion-dollar putative class action in California federal court Tuesday, alleging the company maintains a stranglehold on the MMA market, has systemically choked out rival promoters and is blocking fighters from higher earnings.