Dana White

When you think about what I compete with, whatever takes your attention on a Saturday night is my competitor.

When you think about what I compete with, whatever takes your attention on a Saturday night is my competitor.

That's it. That's exactly right. So when we are online, like when you get to the UFC, I mean, you just saw it with MVP. You're going to see it with Kayla Harrison and so many others that have come from other organizations and they get here. they notice immediately the difference between fighting here and fighting wherever they were before.

That's it. That's exactly right. So when we are online, like when you get to the UFC, I mean, you just saw it with MVP. You're going to see it with Kayla Harrison and so many others that have come from other organizations and they get here. they notice immediately the difference between fighting here and fighting wherever they were before.

That's it. That's exactly right. So when we are online, like when you get to the UFC, I mean, you just saw it with MVP. You're going to see it with Kayla Harrison and so many others that have come from other organizations and they get here. they notice immediately the difference between fighting here and fighting wherever they were before.

It's not even comparable to the impact it has on you when you leave whatever organization you're with and you come to the UFC. And I think that it gives them a sense of, holy shit, I can really, I mean, MVP when he came, I mean, there were probably more people at the press conference than any fight he'd ever fought in Bellator. You know what I mean?

It's not even comparable to the impact it has on you when you leave whatever organization you're with and you come to the UFC. And I think that it gives them a sense of, holy shit, I can really, I mean, MVP when he came, I mean, there were probably more people at the press conference than any fight he'd ever fought in Bellator. You know what I mean?

It's not even comparable to the impact it has on you when you leave whatever organization you're with and you come to the UFC. And I think that it gives them a sense of, holy shit, I can really, I mean, MVP when he came, I mean, there were probably more people at the press conference than any fight he'd ever fought in Bellator. You know what I mean?

And you feel that energy and you feel the difference of the impact of being here. And I think it takes a lot of these guys to another level.

And you feel that energy and you feel the difference of the impact of being here. And I think it takes a lot of these guys to another level.

And you feel that energy and you feel the difference of the impact of being here. And I think it takes a lot of these guys to another level.

She was walking around with this sleeveless shirt the night of the fights, and holy shit.

She was walking around with this sleeveless shirt the night of the fights, and holy shit.

She was walking around with this sleeveless shirt the night of the fights, and holy shit.

So true. Especially in judo.

So true. Especially in judo.

So true. Especially in judo.

He's never been beat. He destroyed everybody at light heavyweight, which at the time was the toughest weight class in the company, in the sport. And then I moved up to heavyweight, won easily at heavyweight. And when you look at a guy And you look at what he was doing outside the octagon at the same time, which shouldn't be part of it, shouldn't be part of the equation. But when you do, wow.

He's never been beat. He destroyed everybody at light heavyweight, which at the time was the toughest weight class in the company, in the sport. And then I moved up to heavyweight, won easily at heavyweight. And when you look at a guy And you look at what he was doing outside the octagon at the same time, which shouldn't be part of it, shouldn't be part of the equation. But when you do, wow.

He's never been beat. He destroyed everybody at light heavyweight, which at the time was the toughest weight class in the company, in the sport. And then I moved up to heavyweight, won easily at heavyweight. And when you look at a guy And you look at what he was doing outside the octagon at the same time, which shouldn't be part of it, shouldn't be part of the equation. But when you do, wow.