UFC’s head honcho, Dana White, has become more than just a promoter of late. Not only do fans know him as the CEO of the world’s biggest promotion, but also as an influencer who is growing his social media reach each passing year. But equally, fans are also aware of White’s gambling endeavor, which is as legendary as some of the fights he puts out.

From making seven-figure bets in casinos around Las Vegas to sharing multiple tales of going on hot winning streaks, Dana White has done it all. Unsurprisingly, some people have shown interest in documenting the UFC CEO’s experiences, according to a report shared by The Hollywood Reporter. Here’s what they had to say.

A Netflix special featuring Dana White is reportedly in the works

Yes, you’ve heard it right. Netflix has taken a keen interest in Dana White’s gambling endeavor. Reports claim that the UFC CEO has already been seen in and around Las Vegas with a camera crew following him and documenting his gambling experiences. It must also be noted that the whole documentary is an “unscripted project” that is yet to be announced.

While the details regarding Dana White’s Netflix show aren’t fully confirmed, reports state that the documentary will also cover the CEO’s debt of around $30 million at Red Rocks Casino, according to trade outlet Casino.org. For the unversed, Red Rocks is part of the Red Rocks Resort, which is owned by White’s former UFC partners, the Fertitta brothers. The general belief is that the 56-year-old doesn’t worry about the debt, not because he’s worth $600 million according to Forbes, but because of his relationship with the owners of the casino.

However, Dana White has vehemently denied claims about owing money to the casino. “This story is pure clickbait bulls–t. Everything about this story is completely untrue,” the UFC CEO told The Hollywood Reporter. “But of course media doesn’t care about facts, they care about clicks. This is exactly why I always say you can’t believe ANYTHING you read.”

Talking about gambling stories, Dana White shared an interesting one not too long ago during an interview ahead of UFC 304. In that story, the 56-year-old lost really big, but then, he ended up going home big too.

White loses $1.2 million but ends up making more than half a million in profit

During an interview on 60 Minutes, Dana White revealed that he once had cameras panned on him as he entered the Bellagio for a private baccarat session. As he went on to talk about his experience that night, the interviewer was left stunned. The UFC CEO splashed $400,000 in one go. He did that three times, losing $1.2 million, but after 10 minutes, his fortune changed.

Dana White walked away with $700,000 in profits. “I’m a sick, sick guy. That’s the only explanation I can give ya… In this city [Las Vegas], nothing is off limits,” Dana White said, while describing himself as a “degenerate gambler.” In another interview, the UFC CEO claimed that he used to beat fellow gamblers on the regular for “a million bucks a night.”

With media outlets reporting about a Netflix special, it will be interesting to see what Dana White has to say when he addresses this report. He is quite the adventurous individual, so it makes us wonder whether the streaming service’s gamble on covering his gambling stories in a documentary will pay off. Let us know your thoughts in the comments down below.