Is Dana White all business or all grudges? That’s the question fans can’t stop asking as the UFC continues to partner with Logan Paul while Jake Paul stays firmly in Dana White’s crosshairs. White’s cozying up to Logan, making Prime the official hydration sponsor of the UFC and even appearing on Logan’s podcast, might seem like a smart business move. But is there more going on behind the scenes?

Here’s where things get spicy. Brendan Schaub, a former UFC fighter, recently made a bold claim in episode #417 of his Thiccc Boy podcast, “Dana hates the Pauls. For Dana to be in cahoots with the Paul brothers in ANY facet, that’s WILD.” The comment exemplified Schaub’s disbelief at the UFC’s collaboration with Logan Paul.

The UFC Boss’ relationship with the Paul brothers couldn’t be more different. Logan Paul is the UFC’s golden boy, securing major sponsorship deals and sharing a mic with White on Impaulsive. Their partnership has opened the UFC to a younger audience and brought mainstream buzz to the organization.

But here’s the twist, what if this isn’t about friendship or burying grudges? What if Dana White’s ‘friendly face’ is part of a bigger plan? Let’s not forget, that the UFC boss has a history of making calculated moves when it comes to growing the organization. Is White leveraging Logan’s global appeal to outshine Jake’s influence in combat sports?

Will UFC boss Dana White instill a Logan vs. Jake bout?

But what about Jake Paul? He’s ‘The Problem Child’ for a reason. From blasting White for fighter pay and healthcare to calling him a “greedy b****,” Jake has spent years sparring with the UFC boss on social media. Jake’s aggressive approach has reignited their feud time and again, with Dana famously challenging him to undergo drug testing in exchange for a fight in the Octagon.

Funny enough, Jake hasn’t exactly been cheering Logan on when it comes to his UFC ventures. When talks of a possible Conor McGregor vs. Logan Paul bout came up, Jake reportedly wasn’t a fan. He called the idea unnecessary and hinted that it was a distraction from bigger issues, like fighter pay.

Moreover, his boxing promotion’s official page (Most Valuable Promotions) commented an emoji of three caps on a post shared by McGregor’s social media regarding the supposed pay for the boxing bout against Logan. So, what’s going on here? Is this a crack in the Paul brothers’ united front, or is Jake just doing what Jake does best, stirring the pot?

And let’s talk about Jake’s feud with Dana because it’s as fiery as ever. Remember when Jake’s fight with Mike Tyson shattered expectations with massive pay-per-view and gate numbers (around 18.2 million dollars)? Jake couldn’t help but throw a jab at the UFC, claiming his boxing match outshined UFC 309 whose live gate was reportedly around 16.6 million dollars. Was this Jake’s way of flexing his clout and reminding Dana that he’s a force to be reckoned with outside the octagon?

Now, here’s where it gets juicy. Could Dana’s cozy partnership with Logan be a subtle dig at Jake? Think about it, Logan’s bringing in sponsorship dollars, younger fans, and a feel-good vibe. Meanwhile, Jake’s still firing shots from the sidelines. Is this Dana’s way of showing Jake what he’s missing? Or is it just business, plain and simple? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!