S. Coker (photo) is the CEO of Bellator. Photo: Disclosure
Bellator's management could face serious problems with North American justice after a former employee sued the organization, which he accused of committing irregularities in both ethical and regulatory aspects.
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Zach Light, a former MMA fighter who held an executive position at Bellator, stated that the second most important organization in the sport falsified medical reports so that its athletes could obtain a license to fight from athletic commissions.
Furthermore, he accuses Bellator president, Scott Coker, and vice president, Rich Chou, of arranging fights between athletes of different levels with the aim of intentionally harming any manager of fighters with whom they had disagreements.
The case was registered in the Superior Court of California (USA) last Tuesday, May 24th. Bellator has not yet officially commented on the matter.
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