California MMA fighters who qualify receive benefits from a retirement fund established by Gavin Newsom – without direct taxpayer contributions.
On Sunday, the state’s governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1136 , which outlines the fund that is expected to go into effect in 2024. Details of the fund are still to be configured by the California State Athletic Commission .
According to the California Department of Consumer Affairs, the fund will not be comprised of direct taxpayer money . Instead, $1 from each ticket sold will go toward the fund. Other sources include special commission-branded items . The bill was authored by assembly member Matt Haney , of San Francisco, and proposed in February. The bill unanimously passed both the state senate and assembly in 2023, bringing it to the desk of Newsom, who signed the bill officially Sunday.
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