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Not exactly. MMA governing bodies could revoke licenses from fighters, refs, doctors, etc. participating in events on the island if things aren't up to spec. Th
by dfxm12 6y ago
Not exactly. MMA governing bodies could revoke licenses from fighters, refs, doctors, etc. participating in events on the island if things aren't up to spec. The threat of never being able to work in Nevada again would be enough of a deterrent, for example, to make everyone involved keep things on the up and up.
- itsoktocry 6y ago>MMA governing bodies could revoke licenses from fighters, refs, doctors, etc. participating in events on the island if things aren't up to spec. The governing bodies are utterly toothless. What would be the point of "banning" anyone involved with the world's premier MMA organization? Then they'd have no work to do, and no purpose. Nevada needs the UFC more than the UFC needs Nevada. Remember, MMA was banned in New York state for a long time, so the UFC held events elsewhere. Who loses then? It's a weird captured relationship.