Dana White: ‘Nobody wants this [expletive] job’
By now you’d think Dana White was over this stuff, but the truth is if he ever was, if critics big or small didn’t still agitate and motivate, then he wouldn’t be Dana White at all.
And if there’s no Dana White, is there an Ultimate Fighting Championship that went from a bumbling $2 million organization to an estimated $1 billion company in eight years, grows its fan base by the day or is about to celebrate its 100th show July 11 in Las Vegas?
Dana White is Dana White. Always has been; probably always will be. He acts unlike any other president of a major sports organization.
He swears like a [expletive] sailor, never wears a tie and when people said he shouldn’t be running the UFC back in the day, he told them, [expletive] you.
When they said he was doing it all wrong, he said, [expletive] you.
And now, when ESPN on its E:60 program suggested that his brash style might not be right for continued growth, well, you can imagine the response.
The whole ESPN thing, ‘Can the UFC go where it needs to go with Dana White?’ Shut the [expletive] up.
Dana White: ‘Nobody wants this f*#!%}> job’
Dana White: ‘Nobody wants this [expletive] job’ By now you’d think Dana White was over this stuff, but the truth is if he ever was, if critics big or small didn’t still agitate and motivate, then he wouldn’t be Dana White at all. And if there’s no Dana White, is there an Ultimate Fighting Championship…
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