A federal judge has approved a $375 million settlement for fighters involved in the Le vs. Zuffa antitrust lawsuit against the UFC, concluding an 11-year battle for over 150 fighters. Originally, a $335 million settlement was proposed but rejected, leading to a new higher amount. The settlement aims to provide financial relief, with testimonies highlighting dire financial situations faced by fighters. Although this settlement is a major win, further legal battles loom as another case against the UFC remains pending.
Fighters involved in Le vs. Zuffa will begin to file for payouts after Judge Richard Boulware gave final approval for a $375 million settlement in their antitrust lawsuit against the UFC.
Lead attorney for the fighters, Eric Cramer, said the settlement agreement would be a relief for fighters waiting for help, calling it a monumental achievement.
Shane Carwin shared his struggles, stating the settlement would be life-changing for him and others with everyday expenses.
The pending Johnson vs. Zuffa case looks to be heading to a possible trial, indicating ongoing legal challenges for the UFC.
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