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U.F.C. 249, Skirting Coronavirus Limits, Is Set for Tribal Land in California

Kevin Draper April 8, 2020 U.F.C. intends to hold its next pay-per-view event on tribal land in Central California, making an end run around state and federal regulation and public health guidance.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship plans to hold a pay-per-view event on tribal land in Central California this month, an attempted end run around widespread federal and state guidelines against holding large gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic, according to three people familiar with the decision.

Even as most sporting events have ground to a halt worldwide because of the highly contagious virus, Dana White, the U.F.C. president, has insisted he can safely hold mixed martial arts events without fans in attendance.

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