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Boxing's Future at Stake: Ali Act Reforms Spark Debate
12/12/2025
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- TKO boxing pushes Muhammad Ali Act reform before a January 2026 show, arguing the changes will improve boxing's health.
- Critics warn reforms could centralize power and limit fighters’ independence, fueling division over compensation.
- Nakisa Bidarian, former UFC chief financial officer, says the legislation could create a monopoly.
- Oscar De La Hoya opposes the reform over transparency concerns.
- Mike Tyson and Max Kellerman support the reform.
