UFC President Dana White Was Willing to Pay an “Ungodly Amount” to Fulfill Brock Lesnar’s Wish

Published 08/12/2022, 3:30 PM EDT

Brock Lesnar is a WWE superstar for whose news fans are always excited. Brock is a formidable opponent in the ring. A former Mixed martial arts artist who used to work with Dana White in the UFC. Lately, in a video, Dana revealed a little throwback information on Brock.

Recently, Dana White did a video with GQ sports where he answered the fans’ questions about the UFC world. And one of those questions was: “If UFC President Dana White booked Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brock Lesnar in 2009, who would have won?” To which he answered, “Obviously I’m very biased when answering this question, but I’m going with Brock Lesnar. Brock wanted the fight. I tried to make the fight. We offered Fedor Emelianenko an ungodly amount of money and they didn’t want the fight. I don’t know what to tell you.”

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Further, Dana also talked about the allegations of the UFC fighters being underpaid and implied that all the fighters are paid very fairly according to their status. Dana made it clear that Brock always wanted to fight with Fedor, but Fedor’s team never agreed on that. It’s apparent that even after all these years of the retirement of Brock Lesnar from UFC, he’s still one of his favorite fighters.

Brock Lesnar officially retired from UFC in 2022.

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Achievements of Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar has achieved many impressive records in his name. But, what he will be always remembered for is ending the Undertaker’s undefeated WrestleMania streak in 2014. He has also belted many titles so far in WWE. He won the IWGP Heavyweight Championship in 2005 while with NJPW. His 504-day reign as the Universal Champion is the seventh-longest world championship reign in the promotion’s history.

Brock has always been a physically-gifted wrestler. But his struggle with addiction is not a secret to the world. He got rid of his addiction to drugs and alcohol through a rehab program sponsored by WWE. It takes a will of a fighter to come back from this kind of position and still be able to perform this well.

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There was a time when fans really wanted to see who would win between Brock and Fedor. Their fight was the most anticipated fight of that time. Unfortunately, it never happened. However, Brock is still dominating the world of WWE with his power moves.

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Ritesh Kumar is a WWE author at EssentiallySports. After completing his graduation in Philosophy, he went on to travel and explore undiscovered locations in Uttarakhand, which eventually led him to being a content writer. His passion for wrestling began when he watched Goldberg and Brock Lesnar in WrestleMania 20.

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Vibhanshu Kumar

UFC President Dana White Was Willing to Pay an “Ungodly Amount” to Fulfill Brock Lesnar’s Wish

Achievements of Brock Lesnar

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