Random drug testing is not performed in the UFC

Dana White, the UFC President, tries to defend UFC efforts against administration of prohibited drugs.  Dana White affirms that the UFC struggles seriously to push banned medications out of sports. He claims that they do more than any other sport organization for this goal.
Unluckily, affirmations of Dana White are pronounced only for public relations purposes. They are entirely false. The UFC doesn’t do more than any other sport organization, struggling against usage of prohibited substances.
White supposes that it is impossible to perform random drug testing in the UFC. This person notes that they have 375 athletes under contract. He notes that it is impossible to perform random tests because these fighters live everywhere; they travel around the world. He finds it unreal to travel in different countries, looking for these 375 persons, in order to test them continually.
While Dana White tries to convince others that it is impossible to perform random drug testing of 375 UFC sportspersons, other sport organizations do it with their athletes. They perform random testing successfully.
It isn’t wholly clear what happens actually. Does Dana White try to mislead media about usage of banned medicines by the UFC fighters? Or is he ignorant entirely, when it comes to the rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency?
The Chief Executive Officer of the US Anti-Doping Agency suggests that the UFC does everything in order to avoid following the code of the WADA. They have own laws and struggle against the WADA rules. However the UFC affirms that they try to protect their sports from administration of doping products by the WADA laws, the reality displays that it is not true. The UFC laws are miserable in comparison with those of the WADA. Be reasonable!