UFC fighters banned from training with James Crouse under threat of dismissal

The ban on non-collaboration with Krause follows an investigation by the Nevada Athletic Commission into suspicious betting on the November 5 fight between Darrick Minner and Nuerdanbek Shailan.

Minner, who is training with Krause, lost the fight via TKO in the first round, suffering a knee injury, and shortly before the fight, an abnormal increase in the number of bets was recorded for this result. At the same time, informed sources close to the situation report that Minner suffered a serious knee injury before the fight, and this information went beyond the team, provoking an increase in bets on his early defeat.

At the moment, 32-year-old Derrick Minner has already been fired from the organization, and the ban on cooperation with Krause for UFC fighters will remain in effect until the investigation is completed.

36-year-old James Crouse fought in the UFC from 2017 to 2020, scoring five victories and suffering one loss under the banner of the organization.

One of Krause’s men is Interim UFC Flyweight Champion Brandon Moreno, who commented on the situation as follows:

“We are waiting for justice,” the Mexican fighter wrote on the social network, posting a joint photo with the coach.