Fitch: If UFC doesn’t change, we’ll sue them again
Jon Fitch: “We want to put pressure on them to make them change, because if they don’t, in four years, there will just be another suit filed.”
Ten months ago Jon Fitch joined a class action law suit against former employer the UFC and is more than happy to keep with it until change happens:
Now 10 months into a class-action lawsuit against UFC parent Zuffa, WSOF welterweight Jon Fitch is getting used to the ins and outs of a courtroom fight. It’s one he says won’t be over until the industry-leader changes the way it does business.
We want to put pressure on them to make them change, because if they don’t, in four years, there will just be another suit filed, Fitch (26-7-1), who next fights Yushin Okami (30-9) at WSOF 24, told MMAjunkie. This will be an ongoing thing forever and ever.
Fitch wouldn’t be the first person involved in litigation to posture over its outcome, but the veteran fighter is encouraged by recent developments.