Dana White

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1,304 appearances 17 recordings 16 series first heard Mar 2024 last heard 17 Jun

Dana White’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Do you want to be a fighter? That's the question. That's why I'm here. It's not about living in a f***ing house. It's about do you want to be a fighter? And only you know that.
What's up, GOP?
I'm sure most of you are wondering, what are you doing here?
And I wanted to show up and tell you about my friend Donald Trump, the Donald Trump that I know.
Let me tell you something. I've been in the fight business my whole life. I know fighters. Ladies and gentlemen, Donald Trump is a fighter and I know he will fight for this country.
You know, people are talking shit now. Sellout and all this shit. They'll fucking say, believe me, I'm the furthest fucking thing from a sellout.
Bud Light is the right move for me. They're exactly who I want to be with right now. And we are very aligned as far as core values go.
If you consider yourself a patriot... You should be drinking fucking barrels of Bud Light.
This is what happens when the machine comes after you.
I want to thank some people real quick. I want to thank the Nelk boys, Aidan Ross.
And last but not least, the mighty and powerful Joe Rogan.
Do you remember when you saw your first fight? I think so. I remember being at my grandmother's house, and I think it was an Ali fight, and all my uncles were going crazy during the fight, and there was just this buzz and this energy in the house that I liked at a very young age, and I'm pretty sure that was my first fight. Ali was something special. Yeah, incredible.
I mean, when you look around, not just here in the office, but at my house, Ali and Tyson are everywhere. Would you put Ali as the greatest of all time boxing? Well, I would put Ali as the greatest all-time human being. I mean, it's easy as a fight fan to focus on him,
as a fighter, but when you focus on him as a human and you think about what he meant at that time and place, the things he said, the poems he came up with, you know, just the overall brilliance of Muhammad Ali, the guts... the guts to have the strength mentally, physically, and emotionally to go against the grain at the time that he did it was very dangerous time for him to be who he was.
Um, yet. Because of how smart he was and because of his personality and how if you sat down with him, you could be the biggest racist on the planet. It's hard to get in a room with Ali and not like Ali.
Yeah. Humor.
He might be one of the... all-time greatest humans, you know what I mean? Just an impactful, powerful human being who happened to be a great boxer. And sometimes the right moment meets the great human being. That's important. I agree with you. And he was the right guy in the right place at the right time. And he's also a guy who used his platform for all the right things.
The art of it, the science of it. Yeah, I would say I really fell in love with it. So I was a senior. It was 1987 and Hagler Leonard happened. Yeah. And I watched that fight and I taped it. And I watched that fight like a million times. I was a huge, huge Hagler fan. And I like Sugar Ray Leonard too, but I was a huge Hagler fan.
And, you know, I just remember I watched that fight a million times because I was pissed off and I felt like Hagler got robbed in the fight. You know what I mean? But that was really what made me start to love the sport of boxing. The battle of it. Yeah. I was 17. And then after that... USA's Tuesday Night Fights came out on television. It was on every Tuesday night.
Religiously, never missed Tuesday Night Fights. I was there, watched all those fights. A lot of the things you see in the UFC, not necessarily just the production, but I would say the feel and the style and all those things are all things that I... Things that I loved about boxing and things that I hated about boxing, right down to the commentary. You loved and hated? Hated, yeah.
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