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Dana White says UFC likely won’t let fights take place after suspicious betting Dana White recently appeared on The Jim Show to once again address the controversy surrounding Dulgarian’s loss and talk about the alleged wider scale of the FBI investigation into fight-fixing. He reiterated that a conversation had taken place with the featherweight prospect pre-fight and the bout went remained on the card after he proclaimed his innocence. After what has unfolded since, the UFC president says his organization is unlikely to let fights that display similarly suspicious activity in the lead-up go ahead. “There’s two instances that we know about,” White said, also referencing Darrick Minner’s 2022 loss to Shayilan Nuerdanbieke. “Listen, it’s obviously something that we’re very — that’s why we have IC360. This is the company we have that are the best in the business at monitoring bets. “The question is now, if we get some information like we did the other day, we’ll probably pull the fight,” he added.
