<!-- wp:html --><p>Officials with Rivers Casino &amp; Resort Schenectady in Upstate New York are denying rumblings that the resort parted ways with a mixed martial arts (MMA) promoter because of differing political opinions. A packed Rivers Schenectady Event Center is seen during a Cage Wars MMA event. Cage Wars has found a new arena to call home after the Rivers Casino ended its longstanding relationship with the promoter. (Image: Cage Wars MMA) Cage Wars is an MMA promoter that brings fighters from around the world to Upstate New York. Since 2018, Cage Wars has held more than 20 events at the Rivers Schenectady Event Center. Those live MMA fights at the casino owned and operated by Chicago-based Rush Street Gaming have come to an end.    Two of Cage Wars’ biggest corporate sponsors are owned by Amsterdam, NY, businessman Anthony Constantino — Sticker Mule and Stimulus. Sticker Mule makes custom stickers, magnets, buttons, labels, and packaging. Stimulus is billed as a “happy&hellip; <a href="https://www.casino.org/news/rivers-schenectady-denis-politics-played-role-ditching-cage-wars/" target="_blank" class="feedzy-rss-link-icon">Read More</a></p>
<p>Category: Politics, Donald Trump, MMA, Neil Bluhm, Rivers, Rush Street, Schenectady, ufc </p>
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