New Colorado law extends combative-sports program, renames statute and orders safety data collection
August 28, 2026 | Colorado Medical Board, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Governor's Office, Executive, Colorado
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On June 3, 2026, the video reports, "Gov. Jared Polis signed HB26-1194: Sunset Combative Sports Office & Commission into law, which continued the program until 2037." The law implements the commission’s 2025 sunset-report recommendations and has been codified in rule.
The changes are both structural and operational: the statute is renamed from the Colorado Professional Boxing Safety Act to the Colorado Combative Sports Safety Act, and the Director of the Colorado Office of Combative Sports is now directed to gather safety data for the commission. The video frames these as part of the sunset-review implementation that affects membership, discipline, event operations and participant requirements.
The changes are both structural and operational: the statute is renamed from the Colorado Professional Boxing Safety Act to the Colorado Combative Sports Safety Act, and the Director of the Colorado Office of Combative Sports is now directed to gather safety data for the commission. The video frames these as part of the sunset-review implementation that affects membership, discipline, event operations and participant requirements.
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