LAS VEGAS – UFC executive vice president and chief business officer Hunter Campbell has responded to statements released by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), and is demanding an apology for comments targeting Conor McGregor.
On Wednesday, USADA CEO Travis Tygart issued a statement addressing the split between the UFC and USADA, and Conor McGregor’s re-entry into the drug testing pool. McGregor previously withdrew from the testing pool as he recovered from a broken leg suffered in his UFC 264 trilogy bout against Dustin Poirier.
Tygart’s statement claims the relationship between USADA and the UFC soured as McGregor prepares for a return to action.
