The UFC, a global leader in mixed martial arts (MMA), has faced scrutiny over how it treats its fighters. A decade-long antitrust lawsuit against the organization has raised significant questions about fighter pay, health care, and employment practices.
The lawsuit claims UFC’s practices stifled competition, limiting fighters’ chances to negotiate improved pay. A proposed $375 million settlement underscores the broader concern of athlete welfare in combat sports.
In this article, we’ll explore the lawsuit and its potential impact on the industry and its athletes.