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Title: Was it real fight-fixing or just an overreaction by the UFC & Dana White? Post by: shanz on November 11, 2025, 10:06:22 AM According to The Guardian, the fight at UFC Vegas 110 between Isaac Dulgarian and Yadier del Valle looked strange. Dulgarian was the favorite, but he lost fast in the first round. Before the fight, many people suddenly bet on del Valle, and the odds changed a lot. The UFC noticed this and asked the FBI to check it. (Tbh, I didn’t know the FBI could intervene in such situations.)
What could happen in this kind of case? Do you think they can really prove that something illegal took place? Title: Re: Was it real fight-fixing or just an overreaction by the UFC & Dana White? Post by: Synchronice on November 11, 2025, 11:18:50 AM According to The Guardian, the fight at UFC Vegas 110 between Isaac Dulgarian and Yadier del Valle looked strange. Dulgarian was the favorite, but he lost fast in the first round. Before the fight, many people suddenly bet on del Valle, and the odds changed a lot. The UFC noticed this and asked the FBI to check it. (Tbh, I didn’t know the FBI could intervene in such situations.) I've watched so many UFC fights and this is basically the first time for me to hear such a thing happening. I guess there was not an investigation started without a reason. Dulgarian's odds were lower, which means that he had a higher chance to win. Also, he was the favorite but this alone doesn't mean much. The problem is that there was a sudden betting surge on Del Valle and Dulgarian lost in the first round in a way that it was uncharacteristic for someone given his skill level.What could happen in this kind of case? Do you think they can really prove that something illegal took place? There is a huge chance it was rigged and Dana White's reaction wasn't exaggerated. It can seriously damage UFC's reputation and affect UFC's betting market. There are too many things that will negatively affect UFC if they don't investigate it and fix the issue. |