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Tennessee — Boxing Or Combat Matches Promoter Bond

Tennessee's posted promoter form is a $25,000 bond payable to the State of Tennessee. Its condition concerns contractual obligations to combatants arising from professional boxing or other combat matches or exhibitions.

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Recorded state
Tennessee
Bond type
Boxing / MMA Promoter Bond
Category
Entertainment, sports & recreation

What this bond does

The principal promises to perform its express or implied contractual obligations to combatants in connection with promoting the described Tennessee matches. Use that actual condition, rather than assuming a general event bond secures every vendor bill or licensing obligation.

Who needs it
The actual promoter principal seeking a Tennessee Athletic Commission license for the specified matches or exhibitions. Match the company name used and location fields on the accepted form with the applicant; confirm the current activity and request before selecting the offering.
Who it protects
The State is the printed obligee for the stated combatant-contract condition. The form's $25,000 sum is not a promise of unrestricted business-debt protection or a replacement for the separate approvals needed to stage a match.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Match combatant contracts and the stated end date

The public Commission form expressly includes both expressed and implied contractual obligations to combatants. Bring the actual contracts and proposed activity when confirming the requested instrument; do not replace that condition with a broad promise to pay every event expense.

The instrument has a stated end-date field and provides for renewal by Continuation Certificate. Its wording does not make every purchase a perpetual bond or select a new catalog duration. Check the accepted dates and continuation directions for the licensing request.

The surety may terminate by certified written notice to both the Commission and principal, with termination 30 days after mailing. The printed release concerns acts or omissions after that date; it does not say an existing obligation disappears merely because a cancellation notice was mailed.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. Match the promoter's identity, State obligee, $25,000 sum, combatant-contract condition, dates and execution before applying. The posted form includes the surety agent's notarized acknowledgement. Complete current filing and licensing/event steps separately; use Call if another condition or activity is requested.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the promoter principal, company name used and location.
  2. Provide the current Commission request and actual match or exhibition activity.
  3. Match the State obligee, $25,000 sum and combatant-contract condition.
  4. Confirm the stated end date and any accepted Continuation Certificate.
  5. Complete proper principal/surety execution, the agent's notarized acknowledgement and current filing directions.

Questions about this bond

Does the posted form address only written contracts?

It expressly describes contractual obligations to combatants whether expressed or implied. Match the accepted condition and actual obligations rather than assuming only a signed written bout agreement matters.

Does the bond continue forever after purchase?

The posted instrument has an end-date field and renewal by Continuation Certificate. Confirm the actual dates and continuation directions; this listing does not add a perpetual or new term option.

Does mailing cancellation erase earlier obligations?

The form provides termination 30 days after certified notice is mailed to both parties and describes release for acts or omissions after that date. It does not state that earlier obligations are erased.

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