UFC Vegas 110 Investigation Update: What's Happening Behind Closed Doors

The Investigation Continues in Silence

The investigation didn't stop. It just went quiet.

IC360

IC360 is the company the UFC pays to monitor betting data. They are the reason this fight was flagged. They alerted sportsbooks and the UFC before Dulgarian even walked to the cage.

Since then, they haven't said a single word publicly. No report. No statement. No mention of Dulgarian on their website. They are working behind the scenes, but not talking.

Nevada Athletic Commission

The Nevada commission has frozen Isaac Dulgarian's entire fight purse. That has been confirmed by multiple reliable outlets.

But there is no public document. No meeting minutes. No disciplinary notice. Nothing official posted to their site. The action is real, but it is not on the public record yet.

FBI

Dana White said the UFC contacted the FBI right after the fight. He also said he has already met with them.

There are no filings or charges yet, but federal investigators are involved.

What is confirmed

• IC360 flagged the fight.
• Sportsbooks pulled the fight from betting or refunded wagers.
• Dulgarian was released from the UFC.
• His purse is being held by the Nevada commission.
• The FBI has been contacted.

What is not public

• No IC360 report or case file.
• No NSAC hearing notes or posted ruling.
• No legal filings or criminal charges.

Why this matters

A fighter lost his job. His paycheck is locked up. The FBI is asking questions. Fighters are talking about being offered money to lose fights, then deleting their words. And yet, no official body has put anything in writing for the public to see.

That silence is part of the story.

What happens next

I am watching for three things:

1. The next NSAC agenda or meeting notes.
2. Any investigation update from IC360.
3. Any legal documents, subpoenas, or filings tied to this fight.

The story isn't over. The silence just means we have to watch closer.