UFC president Dana White has distanced himself from a row between Conor McGregor and drug-testing organisation USADA.
McGregor announced earlier this year that he would be making his comeback against Michael Chandler after nearly two years out of action following his broken leg. However a date and venue was not confirmed for the showdown after it was revealed the Irishman has not yet enrolled in the USADA drug-testing pool - which fighters need to be part of for six months before competing.
A row escalated between USADA and McGregor last week after the organisation confirmed in a statement that McGregor would likely need to wait six-months despite his intentions to pursue potential loopholes. He hit out at the organisation in an angry song he made on Twitter, before claiming the company is "in the bin".
