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UFC President Dana White has had a message from one of his former fighters. It’s none other than Mark Hunt who has issued a warning to the UFC President. ‘The Super Samoan’ is currently having a lawsuit going on against the promotion. The lawsuit is regarding Hunt’s UFC 200 fight against Brock Lesnar.

Hunt was the opponent for Lesnar’s comeback fight to the UFC Octagon. However, the knockout phenom believes that the promotion let Lesnar compete despite knowing that the latter had been using PEDs at that time. So, it’s understandable why he has gone on a rant against the organization.

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“You f*ckers said to me many many moons ago if I was a gambling man and I will ask you here the same question because you ain’t ever going to get rid of me. I’m a motherf*cken gangsta and I got that rusty fork waiting for all of your bit*h a** eyeballs 👀 Dana White you better kill me bra, u ain’t going anywhere G. You and your little pussy friends 😊 You bit*hes have stolen from so many of us fighters and our families finally justice is about to start for you punk motherf*ckers enjoy 😉 it bitch and all of those who scoffed and laughed at me and said all sorts of sh*t you can all kiss 💋 my black a** you filthy coward fu*ks 😊,” wrote Hunt in a recent message.

Mark Hunt fought Brock Lesnar at UFC 200

Lesnar ended his prolonged hiatus from the UFC when he faced Hunt at UFC 200. Hunt is considered one of the greatest knockout artists in the history of MMA. However, he was thoroughly outwrestled by Lesnar throughout the contest.

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Lesnar managed to get a decision win in his favor. Hunt believes that this contest shouldn’t have been allowed in the first place. So, he has since gone on to a lawsuit against the current WWE star.

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