UFC Ends Partnership with USADA After Dispute Over Conor McGregor

The UFC has terminated its partnership with the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) following a contentious dispute over the treatment of fighter Conor McGregor. UFC President Dana White criticized USADA's handling of the situation, calling it a 'dirty scumbag move.' The UFC plans to launch a new anti-doping program with Drug Free Sport International. Hunter Campbell, the UFC's Chief Legal Officer, accused USADA of using McGregor to advance a false narrative and stated that they may be legally liable for their actions. USADA stands by its initial statement, while the UFC threatens legal action and demands an apology from USADA.