Edmonton Combative Sports Commission

• Fatality inquiry into Alberta boxer Tim Hague’s knockout death recommends better oversight

  Tim Hague competed in a boxing match licensed by the Edmonton Combative Sports Commission in June 2017 when his opponent, former CFL player Adam Braidwood, knocked him unconscious.

  Canada

  Nov 5, 2024
  
• Tim Hague’s family and lawyers discuss lawsuit: ‘This fight never should have happened’

  Three members of Tim Hague's family appeared alongside two injury lawyers on Monday, explaining a lawsuit filed in the wake of the fighter's death.

  Canada

  Jun 17, 2019
  
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• Family of Tim Hague, who died after boxing match in Edmonton, suing city

  Nearly two years after Tim Hague died in hospital, just days after a boxing match at what is now the Edmonton Convention Centre, his family has filed a lawsuit against the City of Edmonton claiming gross negligence.

  Sports

  Jun 7, 2019
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• Professional boxer who fought Tim Hague doesn’t think his death could have been avoided

  Professional boxer Adam Braidwood said he does not think anything could have been differently in his match with Tim Hague, which ultimately led to the death of the mixed martial arts fighter.

  Canada

  Aug 31, 2017
• Death of Edmonton boxer shines light on lack of provincial body overseeing combative sports

  Tim Hague, 34, was fighting at a KO Boxing event at the Shaw Conference Centre on June 16 when he lost the fight by a knockout.

  Canada

  Aug 30, 2017
• Alberta mayors pushed for provincial MMA commission days before Tim Hague’s death

  A letter dated June 7 from the Edmonton and Red Deer mayors shows the cities were seeking support for a provincial commission to oversee combative sports.

  Health

  Jul 14, 2017