Dana White

Dana White, a name synonymous with the UFC’s meteoric rise, has embarked on a new venture with Saudi Arabian businessman Turki Alalshikh, aiming to revolutionize boxing through the establishment of a new boxing league. Their vision appears noble: to simplify the championship structure and present a more cohesive hierarchy of champions. However, this ambitious endeavor
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The recent announcement regarding FBI Director Kash Patel’s initiative to collaborate with the UFC for a unique training program has drawn mixed reactions among law enforcement professionals. While many agents may view this proposal as bizarre or misplaced, notable figures like UFC Hall of Famer Tito Ortiz have championed the idea as innovative. Ortiz’s endorsement
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In recent years, the boxing world has witnessed a seismic shift in its operations and promotional strategies. The prominence of Saudi Arabia in hosting high-profile boxing bouts has raised eyebrows and reshaped the competitive landscape. UFC CEO Dana White’s reaction to Canelo Alvarez signing a four-fight contract with Riyadh Season encapsulates this evolution. The deal
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The anticipation surrounding the potential matchup between Jon Jones and Tom Aspinall for the unified heavyweight championship has captured the attention of MMA enthusiasts. Just a few months ago, UFC CEO Dana White confidently stated that this monumental fight would likely take place in 2025. However, as of now, the fight remains unconfirmed, raising questions
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In the realm of professional sports, athletes wield an extraordinary influence, both within their sport and beyond. However, this platform can also lead to significant missteps, particularly when personal beliefs spill into public commentary. The mixed martial arts (MMA) community recently experienced this firsthand with Bryce Mitchell’s pro-Adolf Hitler comments during his inaugural episode of
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In the ever-evolving landscape of mixed martial arts (MMA), opinion shifts and fighter performances are pivotal in shaping public perception. The recent UFC 311 event thrust Islam Makhachev into the spotlight, prompting UFC President Dana White to reassess his stance on the lightweight champion’s pound-for-pound (P4P) ranking. Initially, White stood firmly behind heavyweight champion Jon
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The landscape of American politics often intersects with the world of sports, particularly when it comes to combat sports. This phenomenon was on full display during Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration, which saw a significant presence from various personalities in the UFC, boxing, and WWE. Celebrities like Dana White, Joe Rogan, Conor McGregor, and the
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