
- Boxing promoter Frank Warren's company, Queensberry, is claiming up to $1bn in lost income from combat-sports brand TKO and Saudi events company Sela, according to The Telegraph.
- Queensberry alleges that TKO and Sela breached existing contracts by forming their own promotion, Zuffa Boxing.
- The claim states Queensberry had an exclusivity agreement with Sela for boxing insights and a separate contract with TKO for access to its online data, including the Sela deal.
- The dispute follows the recent announcement that Zuffa Boxing, co-owned by TKO and Sela, had signed British boxer Conor Benn from Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom.
- Legal letters have reportedly been sent, and Queensberry may pursue a formal claim in the High Court if the matter remains unresolved.
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