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Thursday, March 14th, 2013With the political bickering at an all-time high amongst the officials & inspectors who work shows for the California State Athletic Commission, it’s time to take a look at last year’s tax records.
Notebook: A golden weekend for California’s commission
Tuesday, March 12th, 2013A flurry of show activity over the last couple of weeks in Southern California is making Andy Foster’s bottom line at the California State Athletic Commission look pretty good.
Racial & political tensions at CSAC have many grumbling behind the scenes
Wednesday, February 27th, 2013Four prominent individuals now carry significant political power at the California State Athletic Commissions. The decisions they are making has rubbed many the wrong way and is creating a backlash.
CSAC backs Dan Goossen with legal opinion in lawsuit against Tony Thompson
Tuesday, February 26th, 2013The California State Athletic Commission has given Dan Goossen a legal declaration for his lawsuit against Tony Thompson. Two weeks ago, a judge for the Los Angeles Superior Court issued a ruling that scared California-based promoters.
ESPN reluctant to say ‘testosterone’ during the Lamont Peterson fight
Friday, February 22nd, 2013The word is… testosterone. It’s a word you didn’t hear during ESPN’s telecast of Lamont Peterson’s return bout to boxing on Friday Night Fights.
Lawyer Pat English slams USADA over handling of Erik Morales drug testing
Wednesday, February 13th, 2013USADA is under fire from attorney Pat English about the way they disclosed positive drug test results for Erik Morales to the New York State Athetic Commission last October.
Court ruling against Dan Goossen will scare California-based fight promoters
Monday, February 11th, 2013A court ruling against boxing promoter Dan Goossen last week in Los Angeles Superior Court is the kind of judgment that will scare the hell out of California-based fight promoters from conducting business in the state.
The questions not being asked about UFC’s backing of Vitor Belfort’s testosterone usage
Thursday, February 7th, 2013There are five questions not being asked strongly enough in the aftermath of UFC disclosing that Vitor Belfort fought Michael Bisping in Sao Paulo while using testosterone.
Resignations, pending lawsuits at California State Athletic Commission
Friday, January 18th, 2013Andy Foster just found out how cruel Sacramento politics can be — and it cost CSAC their most important inspector.
New CSAC documentation: Che Guevara’s political shadow war growing in scope
Tuesday, December 25th, 2012Chief Athletic Inspector Che Guevara continues to concentrate political power in Sacramento. Recent documentation reviewed by Fight Opinion shows to what great lengths Guevara is going to to achieve his goals.
JMM vs. Manny drawing 1.15M PPV buys & the great PED debate
Tuesday, December 18th, 2012A lot of people sure cared about JMM vs. Manny Pacquiao 4… enough for over a million people to buy it on PPV.
Consumer Affairs hiring new athletic inspectors for CSAC
Wednesday, December 12th, 2012The Department of Consumer Affairs is looking to hire new athletic inspectors, on the heels of a fraudulent audit report claiming $120,000 in misappropriation of CSAC funds to full-time state employees working as athletic inspectors.
Deadbeats: California State Athletic Commission stiffing Association of Boxing Commissions on money over MMA information access
Friday, October 12th, 2012Che Guevara and the California State Athletic Commission seem to sympathize with deadbeats. It takes a deadbeat to know one, doesn’t it?
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