Just a few days ago, UFC Strawweight champion Weili Zhang’s manager, Brian Butler, stated that Zhang’s camp was going great and did not seem to anticipate any changes. Something has changed since then, as to avoid any potential clash with the virus, Zhang plans to head to Las Vegas quickly and finish her camp there. “The UFC has been working hard to expedite getting Weili and her team here for precautionary reasons. Hopefully, Zhang is able to figure out her visa situation quickly, otherwise she may find herself unable to leave China at all.

“I have connected the UFC with Tulsi Gabbard again who has graciously trying to help push things forward.”

Brian Butler

With speculation that Jones will make an eventual move up to heavyweight in search of another UFC title it’s possible that by the time Adesanya is ready for the grudge match “Bones” will no longer be at 205 pounds. Adesanya told “Submission Radio.” “I’ve never given a (expletive) about weight. Since when? It’s never been an issue for me. I’ve been a heavyweight in boxing, in kickboxing. I’ll do it in again in MMA. He can try and run to heavyweight, but I’ll chase him down. I’ll hunt him down if I have to.”

So, let me do my work, shut the fuck up, and I’ll come see you when it’s time.”

UFC authorities released an official announcement on Friday. Saint Preux, 36, popped for ostarine and di-hydroxy-LGD-4033, a metabolite of LGD-4033, during an out-of-competition drug test administered on Nov. 1. Both substances are prohibited of use at any time under the USADA rule book.Luckily, USADA was able to determine that the banned substances stemmed from a contaminated supplement provided to them by OSP. Neither substance was listed with the ingredients so the UFC veteran was unaware of what he was consuming.

The banned substances entered Saint Preux’s body back on Oct. 25, the veteran was eligible to return from his three-month suspension on Jan. 25.