Dana White Says He Was Ready to ‘Step Away’ as UFC President if Endeavor Asked for It – “Nothing Matters Except My Personal Life”
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Dana White is facing intense criticism following his New Year’s eve incident. He is handling the backlash with grace and responding to all accusations. During a post-event conference at UFC Vegas 67, White was asked about the repercussions of his actions and what should be done next. He stated that he takes full responsibility for his actions and is willing to face the consequences. He also mentioned that he wants to commit to making amends and working towards regaining the trust of the media and fans.
White acknowledged that he made a mistake and that he is sorry for any harm that may have been caused. He stated that he is willing to take any necessary steps to ensure that this kind of incident does not happen again. White is also open to suggestions on how to make things right. In addition he is willing to work with anyone who is willing to help him move forward.
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White’s response to the criticism is professional and sincere. He is demonstrating that he is taking the matter seriously. In addition, he is willing to do what it takes to make things right. He has shown that he is willing to take responsibility for his actions. Moreover, he is committing to regain the trust of the media and fans. White’s approach is a positive sign that he wants to be a responsible and accountable leader.
Dana White Faces up to Backlash and Consequences
Dana White, the president of UFC, is facing questions about repercussions for his actions in a recent incident. In an interview with a reporter, White stated that the only thing that matters to him is his personal life. He acknowledged that people are calling for professional consequences but did not express any specific thoughts on what those should be.
He said, “What should my punishment be? And you say there’s going to be repercussions in your personal life but none in your professional life. But what matters other than my personal life. Nothing, nothing matters except for my personal life. This is great love doing it don’t have to do it.”
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The reporter pressed further by asking White about the possibility of Endeavor, the parent company of UFC, asking him to step away for a certain period of time. White responded that he had previously planned to leave the company in 2016 with the sale of the company and that he could have also taken time off during the Covid pandemic.
He asked the reporter what he believes should be his punishment and mentioned that nothing matters to him except his personal life and that he loves doing what he does and doesn’t have to do it.
A UFC without it’s president White?
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The initial public backlash against Dana White following a incident, as captured in a video released by TMZ, has subsided. White’s position at the top of the UFC’s corporate structure appears to be secure. Despite the damage done to his public image, it seems that his future with the company is not in jeopardy. However, it’s important to note that unexpected developments may change this.
He said, “Hopefully, I’ve built a business that will last many years after I die. The UFC will be very different when I’m gone, and it’ll be different. It won’t go away.”
White stated that he has built a strong and long-lasting business, and that the UFC will continue to evolve and change even after he is no longer a part of it. He also mentioned that he has no plans of leaving the company anytime soon.
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