The Case For Being Litigious In Boxing And Professional Sport

If a party, individual or entity, has a case for being defamed or libeled against, litigation of course can be used at any time.

That doesn’t just go for professional boxing or professional sport, all industries and life in general.

But there must be grounds under the appropriate jurisdiction, done without informing media, it doesn’t matter though if you’re using free law (public law) which sometimes can be referred to as but not limited to international law.

Pending where the parties are based at the time of litigation.

If there’s no base they can’t litigate.

The Case For Being Litigious In Boxing And Professional Sport

Boxing has seen a number of high profile companies and people recently initiate legal proceedings against some of their rivals in the sport.

A lot of times these things go absolutely nowhere, in reality. Sometimes they are just used as mind games from one rival to ruffle the feathers of another.

That’s the sadness of it, and any competent judge usually sees through these things quite quickly and chucks the thing out before it even wastes his time or anyone else’s before getting to court.

As boxing is coming into a great time again soon as a sport, with more of these litigations being dropped all the time, it is important that the appropriate players don’t get bogged down on garbage that stops the best fights from happening.

It’s all about the fights at the end of the day.

Take the Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney situation. That’s real. Those guys genuinely do not like one another at all.

Best way to settle things is in the boxing ring next year at some point.

Court adjourned. No verdict returned.

Case dismissed.