International Fight Week has taken a big hit after UFC boss Dana White Videos from the Performance Institute in Mexico shared in Flames.
This Saturday International Fight Week 2025 culminates with the huge UFC 317 event, at the head an empty title fight between Ilia Topuria and Charles Oliveira.
The fight week on Thursday was the Hall of Fame induction ceremony from 2025, where Amanda Nunes received their prizes.
And then the promotion started last Friday at Power Slap 13 and former UFC star Ronda Rousey was left in Shock after he witnessed one of the most brutal Ko's in Slap Fighting History.
Things, however, took a turn for the UFC after Dana White videos of an intense fire that had broken out in Mexico.
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Dana White shares videos of Performance Institute in Mexico
In an attempt to help the growth of sport continue in all parts of the world, the UFC opened a new State of the Art Performance Institute in Mexico last February.
It was only the third of its kind, who joined the Pi in Las Vegas and Shanghai as one of the most incredible training facilities in the world that would help throughout Latin -America.
Last Friday, however, White posted videos on his Instagram story in Mexico shocking in flames, which showed devastating damage to the facility.
According to the Mexico City fire brigade, it was the huge sauna area that caused the fire. The sauna area has burned down and damaged walls and finishes. The sauna area was built to accommodate a maximum of 10 people, making it a huge area.
Rodrigo del Campo Gonzalez has confirmed that everyone is approaching the incident and it is currently unclear what kind of damage the PI has suffered.
In another video shared with his Instagram story, White showed the inside of the building that caught fire, which shows enormous damage to the area.
UFC Mexico was canceled earlier this year
Later this year in September in Guadalajara, the promotion would land for another edition of Noche UFC, in what would be a huge event.
However, it was recently confirmed that the planned UFC Mexico event was moved to Las Vegas after delays with Arena Guadalajara.