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UFC will hold 3 events with no fans in Florida in May

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The UFC announced the company will have three events with no fans at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville on May 9,13, and 16.

The UFC 249 PPV card will be held on May 9. UFC said the events are closed to the public and will be produced with only essential personnel. “We have worked closely with our medical staff and state and local officials, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry, and Florida State Boxing Commission Executive Director Patrick Cunningham, to ensure the appropriate health and safety protocols are in place, UFC said in a statement.

UFC said the company will take precautionary measures before the fights. The company will have fighters participate in advanced

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