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UFC Hires Mike Mersch
The Ultimate Fighting Championship has hired Mike Mersch who will act as the organization’s chief operating officer. Formerly Mersch was the Nevada deputy attorney general who represented the Nevada Athletic Commission.
Also moving to MMA is Mike Mersch, the Nevada deputy attorney general who represents the Nevada Athletic Commission. Mersch has taken a job with the Ultimate Fighting Championship, where he will join former co-worker Kirk Hendrick, now UFC’s chief operating officer.
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UFC Daily on Mar 19, 2007 11:55 AM
The UFC has hired former Nevada Deputy Attorney General Mike Mersch. Mersch’s role is not known but he is expected to work closely with his former co-worker turned UFC COO Kirk Henrick. Here’s an excerpt from an article from the Las Vegas R...