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Dana White Reacts To Crowd Brawl At UFC Mexico City: “It Kept Going Forever”

Dana White Reacts To Crowd Brawl At UFC Mexico City: “It Kept Going Forever”

A chaotic brawl erupted among spectators at UFC Mexico City…
And even Dana White couldn’t believe what was happening.

The incident, which unfolded during the UFC’s latest match in Mexico, saw a fight among several attendees escalate to the point where one individual was knocked out cold – all while no security was to be seen.

Check out the incident on the video below:

During the post-event press conference, White shared his disbelief over the incident:

I mean, that never happens. Literally never happens.
It happened here in Mexico City.

The crazy thing about that fight, when that fight broke out, it felt like it kept going forever.
So I ran over there and I was watching it, nobody stopped it.

I was waiting for security to come in, and they just let them go until it was over.

It doesn’t seem that White was too disturbed by the incident – but he thinks that people seeing someone getting knocked out cold will prevent them from doing similar things in the future:

I think after everybody else saw that sh*t, nobody else wanted to try that again.

No security! The fight just went on until it was over.
I’ve never seen any sh*t like that in my life. Crazy.

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