Nevada State Athletic Commission member Bill Brady has apparently resigned today. Steve Carp of the Las Vegas Review-Journal is the first to break this story and reports as follows:
Bill Brady, who has served as a member of the Nevada Athletic Commission since 2007, has resigned his position on the five-member panel.
Brady’s resignation is effective immediately.
In a letter to Gov. Brian Sandoval dated Wednesday, Brady said it was time to move on.
“To all things in life there is a season, and I believe my season on the Nevada Athletic Commission must now come to an end so that another exciting season may begin,” Brady wrote in his letter to Sandoval.
Brady was initially appointed to the commission in 2007 by then-Gov. Jim Gibbons. He was re-appointed in 2010 and for a third time in 2013.
“I have a profound respect and love for the fighters, judges, referees, staff and those associated with the fight world in Nevada and beyond,” Brady said in his resignation letter. “It has been an honor of a lifetime for me to serve on the NAC. I have given my very best to the Commission for over seven years now and I believe I have contributed in a positive way during that time.”
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