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Continued from page 1
Published on March 14, 2007 at 10:27am
In fact New Jersey implemented the more stringent safety measures and rules, which other state commissions then adopted, and the new owners simply followed those rules to be able to stage a sanctioned event anywhere in the United States.
Please find the following language in our administrative proposal, written in 2001, regarding martial arts. "In past years, the SACB had been hesitant to sanction mixed martial arts events due to the lack of formal rules in the sport which created health and safety concerns. The SACB anticipates that this proposal will result in uniform rules for mixed martial arts events held throughout the United States."
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