“They Are Full of Sh*t” – Dana White Says Triller Lied About Their Numbers on Jake Paul vs Ben Askren

The Triller Fight Club’s Jake Paul vs. Ben Askren boxing event did great PPV numbers. Triller claimed they sold 1.5 million pay-per-views and also declared that they generated $75 million on the event. It became public knowledge when Jake Paul himself made a post on his Instagram. However, UFC President Dana White believes Triller lied about their PPV numbers.

In the UFC 261 post-fight press conference, the media team asked White about his views on doing business with Jake Paul as he brings pay-per-view numbers.

Dana White replied, “The numbers are there? Na, I don’t know if the numbers are there. Listen, do you know what will happen to that guy if he fights in the UFC? You get me talking about this guy again.”

It’s not a secret that White dislikes ‘The Problem Child’. To express it, later in the interview, White said that Paul is getting hand-picked opponents.

When White shared his point-of-view on Triller’s pay-per-view buys, he said, “The numbers that you are hearing that they did are full of sh*t. They are full of sh*t. Okay. They didn’t pull those kinds of numbers at all. Not even f**ki*g close.”

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Why does Dana White not willing to do Business with Jake Paul?

The ‘Problem Child’ influences the youth and always makes everyone take notice and talk about him Hence, his presence at any event guarantees that there will be eyeballs.

As already mentioned above, it’s not a secret that White dislikes the YouTuber. But is it the reason for him to choose not to do business with Paul?

To explain why he will never do business with Paul, White said – “It’s just not what I do. What I do is what happened tonight. What happened tonight is we sold this place out, and this place was packed.”

The UFC President added, “What happened here is what I do, the best vs. the best. There is a market for that, people wanna see that stuff, and that kid is gonna make a couple of bucks then good for him, but that’s not what I do.”

It might be working great for Jake Paul, but Dana White doesn’t believe that ‘The Problem Child’ will be a good fit for his business. Hence, the UFC President will refrain from doing business with Jake Paul.

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