Dana White‘s latest podcast with Sage Steele might be one of his most hilarious podcast appearances. The UFC CEO might have had a revelation that he looks like Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan and Dana White have been friends for over a decade now and to think that they look alike is hilarious but Steele seems to have made the mistake after all.

At the Sage Steele show, Dana White was not only mistaken as Joe Rogan but as Howie Mandel as well and Stelle’s response to the confusion is as hilarious as one might think. Let us see what Steele did that made White laugh.

Dana White makes fun of himself on Sage Steele’s podcast

Recently, Dana White was invited to have a conversation with former ESPN journalist and anchor Sage Steele’s program. The one-hour conversation between the duo revolved around everything from the future of UFC to the likes and dislikes of the UFC CEO. Toward the end of the podcast, Steele asked White a question, however, she mistook White for Joe Rogan. She said, “What’s Joe Rogan’s dream?”

Her question was hilarious enough for Dana White to recount an event where he was mistaken for Howie Mandel as well. At the very end of the podcast, he said, “I’m in the Mirage. This guy walks up to me. Dana White. I can’t fucking believe it. Holy shit. “I’m your biggest fan,” and I’m like, “Thank you.” Then he goes, “Honey, look, Howie Mandell.” She says, “All the white bald guys look alike.” We’re just ending the podcast, and she calls me Joe Rogan.”   The conversation got even more funny when Howie Mandal joined at the end of the podcast.

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The confusion was hilarious, and the duo laughed at the end of the podcast. However, the joke didn’t end there. Steele took to her Instagram handle to share a photo of Joe Rogan, Dana White, and Howie Mandel side by side. She asked, “On a scale of 1-3, how Dana White are you?”

Her Instagram story was later shared by the UFC CEO, who captioned it as “Lmao.”  And down in the conversation, White made a hilarious statement regarding their similarity.

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Dana White fought for Joe Rogan when UFC was about to lay him off due to his controversy on ‘Spotify’ regarding the use of ‘N-Word’. Their friendship is so strong that White directly threatened to leave his position as the head of the UFC if Rogan left the company. Their friendship might be strong but seems like White wants a makeover of Rogan after confusion with Steele.

After Steele mistook White for Rogan, the CEO was flabbergasted by the question. He said, “She just called me f**king Joe Rogan, you thought I was f**king Joe Rogan… I was bald before Joe was ever bald. Just did a 2 hour f**king podcast, I flew here from Las Vegas, and she thought she was interviewing Joe Rogan. “

White didn’t stop there. The UFC CEO shared an image of a police vehicle who seems to be chasing White’s car and stated that he hope they think that he is Joe Rogan. Nonetheless, the confusion was hilarious. Do you think that Dana White and Joe Rogan look like each other?

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