Like a broken clock, Sean Strickland was right | Ep. 272

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit heynottheface.substack.com SUPPORT EXPANDING THE ALI ACTIn today’s episode, we’re looking at the comments Sean Strickland made regarding what he calls the UFC’s “predatory pay” tactics, and his take on working with “the guy everyone hates working with”, Sean Shelby. We also discuss Congressional Black Caucus’ possible effect on the Ali Revival Act bill, as well as the recent interview of Matchroom Boxing’s CEO. There’s a lot more, so make sure to follow along with our outline as you listen:*We urge you to pick up a paid subscription, as it helps us keep the show going and allows you access to paywalled content* Episode 272 Outline* Are there any new filings or updates to the UFC antitrust cases?* What is the Protect College Sports Act, and how can it affect the Ali Revival Act?* You had a conversation on Twitter about possible violations to the Ali Act regarding undisclosed offers. Explain what the current rule (or lack thereof) is.* Matchroom Boxing’s CEO was on the Business of Sport Podcast. Was there anything particularly interesting he discussed?* PBC and DAZN have both made good signings recently. Do you think Zuffa Boxing has forced other promoters to step it up?* Sean Strickland recently attacked UFC’s “predatory pay”. What did you think of what he had to say?* Sean also mentioned the difficulties of working with Sean Shelby saying “everybody hates dealing with him”. What did you think of his complaints?* Jessica Andrade, former UFC champion, is having to do a side hustle of delivery driving to make her ends meet while sidelined with an injury. What do you think of that?* Recently, Kenny Florian made a good argument for retiring while in your prime. Did you agree with what he had to say?*Johnson v. Zuffa Status Report