Update March 31, 2016 – John Jones Probation violation hearing was held today and, as first reported by Marc Raimondi, the Court exercised its discretion to tighten Jones’ probation terms.  These include attending anger management courses, driver improvement courses, 60 further hours of community service and not being able to drive without permission of his … More Why Jon Jones’ Probation Violation Arrest Could be a Big Deal

In a sport where announced ‘retirement’ is frequently far from final there are often rumors swirling of the imminent return of former stars in the UFC. How easily can a ‘retired’ UFC fighter return to the promotion given the new USADA Anti-Doping Policy? As previously discussed as soon as a fighter announces retirement they cease to be … More UFC Anti-Doping Policy and Return of “Retired” Athletes

Storied athlete Herschel Walker appeared on this week’s episode of John McCarthy and Sean Wheelock’s “Let’s Get it On” Podcast.  Among the topics covered were Walker’s views on the future of the sport where he voiced strong support for the need of a fighters union. McCarthy asked  “What do want to see from the sport.  What … More Herschel Walker – MMA Fighters Need to Have a Union

As first reported by MiddleEasy, it appears that the Colorado State Boxing Commission sanctioned a Mixed Martial Arts bout between a 68 year old and a 24 year old. The bout, which was by no means competitive, can be viewed at the following link. Colorado’s rules require that “disparity in age” be taken into account when … More “Disparity in Age” And Combat Sports Licencing