Dana White refuses to waver on holding events across the Middle East, shutting down questions about regional unrest and travel safety with curt dismissals. During a sit-down with CBS Sports’

UFC CEO Dana White has insisted that upcoming events across the Middle East will proceed despite questions regarding regional unrest and travel safety. Speaking to CBS Sports and at a post-fight press conference in Edmonton, White dismissed concerns about contingency plans for cards in Abu Dhabi, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, repeatedly stating that the organization plans to proceed as scheduled.
Boxing 24/7 Wire argues that White's refusal to discuss safety protocols overlooks operational risks for event staff, broadcast crews, and undercard fighters. The outlet compares the situation to concerns raised by boxing trainer Robert Garcia regarding traveling personnel on the Canelo Alvarez versus Christian Mbilli card.
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