UFC CEO Dana White confirmed that the organization is working in conjunction with the FBI on an investigation regarding suspicious betting activity linked to the fight between Isaac Dulgarian and Yadier del Valle. The investigation is examining possible match-fixing concerns, as the betting patterns appeared unusual in the lead-up to the event. White emphasized the organization’s serious approach to maintaining the integrity of its events, stating that all allegations are being taken seriously and thoroughly reviewed by both parties.
According to White, the FBI has been actively involved in the case, which has prompted the UFC to take additional security measures to ensure the fairness of the upcoming event. The promotion has also stated that it is cooperating fully with authorities, providing all necessary information and documentation related to the betting activity. However, no arrests or formal charges have been made yet, and the investigation is ongoing.
Dulgarian and del Valle are both prominent fighters in the UFC’s welterweight division, with their bout drawing significant attention from fans and bettors alike. The unusual betting patterns have raised concerns about potential foul play, which could have serious implications for the legitimacy of the fight and the credibility of the organization. White has reassured fans that the UFC is committed to upholding the integrity of its events and will take whatever steps are necessary to ensure transparency and fairness.