Senate Passes Ali Act Reforming Boxing Contracts and Titles

The Senate’s new Ali Act introduces stricter disclosure requirements for boxing contracts and clarifies the authority of unified boxing organizations over title fights. While the House bill shares many provisions, the Senate version adds mandatory reporting of promotional agreements and tighter limits on title defenses.

Officials say the changes aim to protect fighters and ensure transparency in the sport’s business side. The legislation will be sent to the House for final approval before it can become law.

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