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For those unaware Dana White was seen on Video on New Years eve party. It's just very unsettling to see the president of a world known company hitting a women and the whole sport is pretty mum on it. Only One I've seen Condem Actions is Dustin Poirier who is an outright good person in general. We got ******* Sean O'Malley saying she deserved to be it. Then UFC in general has been mixed on handling DV stuff over the years. Rhonda Rousey former UFC Women's champ now WWE Women's champion condemned DV only to marry Travis Brown who beat the crap out of his own wife.
I guess I'm not surprised though. I went to my one and only UFC Event here in Philly with my dad and we were both turned off by the events from the crowd that night and UFC personal doing nothing about it. One security person we asked told us "we were told not to get involved unless a physical fight happened." We went because BJ Penn was fighting and I wanted to see Italian Alessio Sakara in person. The rudeness and ignorance from the crowd was godawful. The racial slurs and tropes amongst the homophobic comments and toxic masculinity was down right embarrassing. This was in O9. We had another event in 19 where friends of mine went and it was similar.
So honestly not surprised there isn't more of an outburst from the fans. Don't get me wrong its a great sport to get into. I think at a young age it can build confidence, teach life lessons and teach someone skills. Unfortunately there's a lot of arrogance and assholes and guys who think women belong in the kitchen and nothing more along with a lot of fighters who think they are above the sport. Then you got a boss who under pays his fighters. After McGregor and Brock have both left I've had almost no interest in the sport.
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Dana's Mom says he's gone overboard in the past in a 2O11 biography on her son
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I guess I'm not surprised though. I went to my one and only UFC Event here in Philly with my dad and we were both turned off by the events from the crowd that night and UFC personal doing nothing about it. One security person we asked told us "we were told not to get involved unless a physical fight happened." We went because BJ Penn was fighting and I wanted to see Italian Alessio Sakara in person. The rudeness and ignorance from the crowd was godawful. The racial slurs and tropes amongst the homophobic comments and toxic masculinity was down right embarrassing. This was in O9. We had another event in 19 where friends of mine went and it was similar.
So honestly not surprised there isn't more of an outburst from the fans. Don't get me wrong its a great sport to get into. I think at a young age it can build confidence, teach life lessons and teach someone skills. Unfortunately there's a lot of arrogance and assholes and guys who think women belong in the kitchen and nothing more along with a lot of fighters who think they are above the sport. Then you got a boss who under pays his fighters. After McGregor and Brock have both left I've had almost no interest in the sport.
Dana White and Wife, Anne, in Drunken Nightclub Fight on New Year's Eve
Dana White and his wife got physical with each other on New Year's Eve, stunning onlookers in a crowded Cabo San Lucas nightclub ... an incident Dana says was, regretfully, fueled by booze.
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NBA star Kyle Kuzma slams ‘embarrassing’ ESPN and media coverage of Dana White slapping wife
Washington Wizards star Kyle Kuzma took shots at sports media for their lack of coverage on Dana White.
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Sean O'Malley claims UFC President's wife 'DESERVED a slapping back'
Speaking alongside his brother Daniel O'Malley on the BrOMalley podcast, the 28-year-old jokingly referenced the domestic violence incident between White and his wife.
'Never put your hands on a woman': Dustin Poirier condemns Dana White
In a row caught on camera between the UFC president and his wife, Dana can be seen saying something before his wife responds by slapping him, prompting White to slap her back.
Dana's Mom says he's gone overboard in the past in a 2O11 biography on her son
'He's gone overboard': 2011 interview with Dana White's mother raises questions about past domestic abuse
A nearly 12-year-old interview has suddenly become relevant in the wake of Dana White slapping his wife on New Year’s Eve.
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