It’s no secret that UFC President Dana White has always been a vocal supporter of Donald Trump.
Recently, White took the opportunity to heap even more praise on the former president – emphasizing Trump’s significant impact on mixed martial arts (MMA).
Trump has played a crucial role in the rise of the sport, especially in its early days.
At 77 years old, he is still a frequent presence at major UFC events.
And, well, White has never shied away from expressing his support for Trump – even during controversial times.
White lauded Trump in a recent interview:
Number one. Number one.
Take any of the greatest fighters of all time, Trump is number one.Why keep doing this, you know? You’ve got money, you’ve got a great life, you’ve got whatever.
Why keep doing this [pushing oneself].
White believes the answer lies in Trump’s genuine love for the United States and its people:
The one thing I can tell you, and this is a fact, this guy loves this country, right.
And he loves all Americans, regardless of what color, religion, or whatever it is.He’s not a racist, he’s a good human being, and he loves America and he cares about this country.
Period. End of story.If he wasn’t that type of guy, I would never even associate myself with him.
Dana White says Donald Trump is the greatest fighter he’s ever seen. pic.twitter.com/N5SffS2flq
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) June 10, 2024
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