Former UFC fighter Jason High believes the Nevada Athletic Commission should be held accountable for their misconduct over the past few months.
A little over a year ago, Jason High was cut from the UFC and had his fighters license suspended after he pushed referee Kevin Mulhall in protest of what he believed was a premature stoppage. Now months removed from his stringent suspension by the Nevada Athletic Commission, High was signed to World Series of Fighting, where he will fight for the first time since the unfortunate series of events.
However, while High would like to put the dilemma behind him and focus on his return, he was asked during an interview with Submission Radio whether he believes he NAC should be held accountable for their misconduct over the past few months, to which High emphatically agreed.