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Ex-UFC fighter Rob Broughton sentenced to over 8 years in jail after acting as ‘enforcer’ for drug ring Share this story Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Former UFC heavyweight Rob Broughton will be spending the next eight and a half years in prison after he was sentenced in the United Kingdom for his role in a drug ring that involved millions in cash and cocaine. According to the Liverpool Echo, Broughton was arrested in connection with a criminal ring run by brothers Alan and John Tobin, who reportedly supplied huge amounts of drugs to various gangs around Engla...

Ex-UFC Heavyweight Rob Broughton Sentenced To Over 8 Years In Prison In a surprising turn of events, former UFC heavyweight Rob Broughton will be spending the next eight and a half years in prison after he was sentenced in the United Kingdom for his role in a drug ring that involved millions in cash and cocaine. According to Liverpool Echo, Broughton was arrested in connection with a criminal ring run by brothers Alan and John Tobin, who supplied huge amounts of drugs to various gangs around England. While their primary business for dealing was cocaine, the drug ring also dealt in heroin, can...

A cocaine boss was shot on his doorstep over debt to an underworld crime queen dubbed 'The Banker' after police seized £20million of his drugs in the UK's biggest-ever land seizure, a court has heard.  Liverpool brothers John and Alan Tobin sold vast amounts of cocaine, heroin, cannabis and ketamine to notorious gangs across the country backed by their 'enforcer', ex-cage fighter Robbie 'The Bear' Broughton. But their 'highly profitable' business was dealt a fatal blow when police seized a van, containing 186kg of 90 per cent pure cocaine, on the M6 in August 2018. It can now be revealed ...

Former UFC fighter Rob Broughton has been jailed for eight years for his role in a cocaine enterprise that saw him move around £30 million in cash. As reported by Liverpool Echo, Broughton served as the enforcer or “muscle” for Liverpool brothers Alan and John Tobin. The pair supplied Class A drugs to gangs around the Merseyside area and even stretched out to other parts of England and the United Kingdom. Broughton, who was known as “The Bear” during his mixed martial arts days, used an EncroChat phone with the handle of “NovaBear”. The sentence came after the brothers had a stas...

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