UFC boss Dana White officially banned all fighter form wearing one item of clothing after being 'horrified' by an incident during a fight Ever since White, was part of a group to acquire the UFC for $2million (£1.48m) back in 2001, the American businessman had developed a reputation for accepting no nonsense.

At the end of the press conference, Dana White oversaw fighter staredowns as he typically does. However, he allowed UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier to take his place when Dustin Poirier and Max Holloway entered the stage. ‘DC’ has a close relationship with both fighters, which may explain why he oversaw the face-off.

UFC fighter reveals past conflict with Dana White over low pay, but now supports the president after resolving their differences.

UFC CEO Dana White is set for world domination. The fighting mogul has a stranglehold on MMA and now makes his mark in Jiu Jitsu and boxing. White promotes arguably the biggest fight in recent memory, Canelo vs. Terence Crawford, later this year, and has plans to expand the UFC to levels we haven't seen before.

Although many fans will only remember Rogan being a part of the UFC, he actually initially turned down the offer to commentate when he was asked by Dana White. The comedian was first hired by the promotion to conduct post-fight interviews and he recently revealed that for the first few events he worked, he was actually losing money.

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In the latest episode of On Display, UFC CEO and President Dana White takes us into his office at the UFC Headquarters in Las Vegas to show us his collection of... collections. From meteorites to samurai swords,

White has been in the middle of Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford which by itself, is already one of the must-see bouts of 2025. Of course, promoting an event of this size also brings some new challenges for the UFC CEO and his team to take on, including White’s feelings on hosting fights in a stadium.