Dana White Reveals How Conor McGregor & Ronda Rousey Got Into His Face on the Pat McAfee Show

MMA as a profession is getting better day by day. As time goes on, there’s been an increase in athletes trying to get signed by promotions. Some of them, namely UFC, Bellator MMA, One Championship, etc. The UFC is bringing in new and talented fighters year in, year out. But how many of them can actually reach heights of stardom? Dana White is here to state what class of fighters actually grab the spotlight. 

In an interview on the Pat McAfee show before UFC 273, Dana White discussed a wide range of topics in the UFC and its fighters. Pat McAfee asked White what differentiates a good fighter from a great one. This included their appeal, skill, and overall reach in the world of MMA as a fighter. 

Dana White’s answer was clear as day. As much as he’s the boss in the UFC, he clearly loves confidence in his fighters to stand their ground and state that this is precisely what they want for their careers. With respect to this, White stated the following. 

“I mean when (x2) I first met like the Ronda Rouseys and the Conor McGregors and even Chuck Liddell back in the day, um and Julianna Pena who’s the champ right now, these people walk right up to me and get in my face and they tell me what’s going to happen and how this is going to work out.” 

He further stated, “And you know, it’s a fascinating thing when you meet a fighter who is extremely confident uh and believes that they’re gonna be a world champion someday and that they’re gonna be in the top five in the UFC. And it’s almost like they manifest this in it and everything they tell me ends up coming true.” 

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Dana White and Conor McGregor: The Scorsese and DeNiro of MMA 

Most people are familiar with legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese and acting GOAT Robert DeNiro‘s collaboration throughout the years. The very same applies to Conor McGregor and Dana White in the UFC. The two of them share a mutual business relationship apart from a boss-employee relationship. 

From White setting up stylistic matchups for McGregor to skyrocket PPV sales of Conor McGregor building worldwide traction for the Floyd Mayweather fight, the work that the two of these individuals have done is nothing short of spectacular. 

Despite a declining career for McGregor owing to increased competition and injury, will Dana White and Conor McGregor have one last rodeo to cement their collaboration as the greatest of all time in MMA? 2022 holds so much potential for that, and fans are all in for it. 

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