We mentioned the other day that CSAC head Armando Garcia was officially “resigning” from his position effective November 18 at a commission meeting. Well, now the reasons why are starting to surface. Apparently, among all the other improprieties Garcia is allegedly guilty of, which I’ll get to in a minute, the big one appears to be a sexual harassment suit. From 15Rounds.com:
How Come It’s Taken So Long For Armando Garcia To ‘Resign?’
Weekend Round-Up: Lesnar, Couture, Filho, Shogun, Arona, Carano, Tito, Fitch, CSAC Resignation
We’re a week away from the big fight, so expect to see a ton of articles, videos, promotion etc. for Couture vs. Lesnar across the web this week. For starters, here’s Randy and Brock on the cover of Flex Magazine. MMA Junkie has two articles up today recapping a UFC 91 media conference call. Here’s a couple quotes.
Florida DBPR Clears EliteXC Of StandGate (Update)
Surprise, surprise, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation who oversees the Florida State Boxing commission has cleared EliteXC of any wrongdoing in the StandGate scandal. The news comes from Mike Chiappetta of NBCSports.com.
Unified Rules Revisions Redux
With all the backlash the ABC received stemming from their conference in which amendments were made to the Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts, namely the weight class modifications, it appears they are deciding to take a step back and revisit those rules changes. A seven member committee—including heavyweights Keith Kizer from the NSAC, Armando Garcia from the CSAC, and Nick Lembo from the NJACB—has been formed to review the recent revisions and determine if they should stand.
