Dana White confirms UFC will hold events behind closed doors in wake of Coronavirus

After NBA suspended remainder of its 2019-2020 season due to Coronavirus outbreak, UFC President Dana White revealed that y will keep on holding events throughout month. However, Dana White said that some of major events will be moved from huge stadiums to UFC’s Apex facility in Las Vegas. Dana White also revealed that upcoming UFC Brasilia event in Brazil will be held without any spectators. Dana White added that steps are taken to keep fans, fighters and officials safe from Coronavirus.

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Coronavirus Outbreak: UFC to give refunds to fans

Dana White shared a video on his social media accounts where he talked about UFC Brasilia and last-minute changes. Dana White said that decision to keep UFC events without spectators were made last minute that’s why UFC will return all money to fans who have bought tickets. Dana White also revealed that fans will be able to see live broadcast of UFC events on ir local sports channels. Fans can watch fights on Sony ESPN in India.

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Coronavirus Outbreak: Dana White got counsel from Donald Trump and Mike Pence

Dana White said that he talked to US President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence about Coronavirus and duo gave him some great advice. Dana White said that government is taking Coronavirus seriously and y want people to be cautious and careful. However, government doesn’t want people to panic. Dana White said that people should t panic because he and his team are meeting doctors and experts to keep ir audience safe.

“y’re taking this very seriously. y’re saying ‘Be cautious, be careful, but live your life and stop panicking,’” said UFC President Dana White.

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