“Why Would They Do That?”- UFC President Dana White Perplexed About Donald Trump’s Podcast Being Taken Down

The world was astonished after seeing UFC President Dana White on Logan Paul’s podcast ‘IMPAULSIVE’. With White’s ongoing beef with the younger Jake ‘The Problem Child’ Paul, this came as quite a shock. However, ‘The Maverick’ and White seemed to get along pretty well.

Mike Majlak and George Janko also joined Paul and White. While all four personalities spoke about several subjects, Donald Trump was an important part of their discussion. Recently, the former President had appeared on the ‘Full Send Podcast’ on YouTube. Surprisingly, the platform took down the episode.

White revealed that he had helped the Full Send team bring Trump on board. Further, he was also asked to share his thoughts on the episode getting removed.

The UFC President said, “It’s insane. Why would they do that? Why would they take that, what was bad about that interview? … If you look at all the sh*t that’s on the f**king internet, that’s what you’re going to take down? F**king kidding me.”

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Trump’s episode getting taken down has raised several eyebrows. Many fans have been questioning it as well. Dana White, too, did not seem to like it.

Dana White on Logan Paul fighting in the UFC

While ‘The Problem Child’ and White have been feuding on the internet, White still seems to have a good relationship with Logan Paul and did not close the door on seeing ‘The Maverick’ in the UFC.

However, the UFC President felt that the older Paul might not be a good fit to fight someone like Conor McGregor, since the latter is much lighter in weight.

Logan Paul has shown interest in MMA. So it would be interesting to see if he is up for a fight with someone within his weight class in the UFC.

As Dana White is open to ‘The Maverick’ fighting in the promotion, if the boxer ever thinks about getting into MMA; he could have a home in the UFC. What do you think?

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