Colorado rules bar matchmakers, managers from certain financial ties to fighters and promoters
August 28, 2026 | Colorado Medical Board, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Governor's Office, Executive, Colorado
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The informational video states new restrictions for matchmakers and managers under the enacted law: "Both are prohibited from having a financial interest in the management of a participant," and managers face additional limits related to promotion and employment ties.
Specifically, managers may not have a financial interest in the promotion of a participant, be employed by a promoter or matchmaker, or receive compensation from a promoter or matchmaker beyond what is stipulated in the manager’s contract with the participant. The rule changes are intended to reduce conflicts of interest between those who manage fighters and those who promote or match them.
Specifically, managers may not have a financial interest in the promotion of a participant, be employed by a promoter or matchmaker, or receive compensation from a promoter or matchmaker beyond what is stipulated in the manager’s contract with the participant. The rule changes are intended to reduce conflicts of interest between those who manage fighters and those who promote or match them.
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