The Nevada Sports State Committee delivered two comments on 2022 UFC betting scandal Which was born headlines. EX-Ufc Darrick Minner and Jeff Molina have received multiple comments on their roles in the scandal that included their coach, James Crawn.
Miner and Molina were suspended on Tuesday regarding Miner’s 67 -second loss to Shelane Nordanbeck at an UFC fighting event on November 5, 2022. The betting lines turned dramatically before the card started when Miner became hidden. Several sports books refused to take bets on UFC battles after the accident due to fighting about tampering concerns.
Molina received longer than the comment, according to MMA fighting. Molina was suspended for 36 months. Matthew Feli, Deputy Prosecutor in Nevada, claimed that Molina had a direct knowledge of the injury of his colleague before the fighting and not only failed to reveal it, but bet on the battle results with information from the inside.
“After Molina was aware of a serious injury that was sustained by the colleague of Darik Miner’s fighter, Molina failed to inform the Miner’s serious injury committee, in violation of NAC 467.885, and instead of informing the committee in addition, a large bet with an entity for games about the outcome of the Battle of Miner.”
Miner, who was initially suspended with Krause, received a 29 -month comment. Both pendants retroactively. Minner is qualified to compete professionally again as of March 26. Molina can return to competition on or after November 5.
UFC quickly cut ties with Minner and Krause, and the latter was a fighter and active coach at UFC at the time. Molina was removed from the UFC menu in January 2023. Krause and Minner were previously suspended for their failure to detect a pre -fighting injury. UFC Dana White CEO’s reaction to the alleged battle that was repaired one month after the accident.
“Do you know what is the result of this?” White said. “If you are punishing them, they will be reduced. They will go to Federal Prison-Federal Prison.
UFC also The banned fighters From the association with Krause.
“UFC has since advised Krause and the relevant managers who work with affected fighters will not be allowed immediately, immediately, fighters who choose to continue training Krause or who continue to train in the gym, to participate in the UFC events pending the results of the government investigations mentioned above,” said UFC officials in December 2022.