Dana White is the most fascinating head of a pro sport today. The president of the UFC is actually one of the most interesting sports figures in any position. His style is a straight shooting, no BS way of doing business. He does not mind ruffling some feathers no matter the subject or the person he is dealing with. With such a character and his penchant for speaking his mind, I would like to ask Dana White these 10 questions if I ever got the chance.
- What do you think of all the NFL lawsuits by former players and how can the UFC avoid such legal issues?
- Who is the best boxer in the history of the sport? I know Anderson Silva is his choice for best MMA fighter ever.
- Is there any point in boxing continuing as a sport? Isn’t it too far gone to recover?
- How will you know when the UFC is oversaturated or watered down? Could you really be objective on this or would you need some advisers to help with this?
- Can Anderson Silva really come back to being anything close to what he was prior to his leg being shattered in the rematch with Weidman?
- Do you think there is someone out there to replace Ronda Rousey if she leaves for a Hollywood type career?
- Who is the most disappointing UFC fighter ever?
- If you had to narrow it down, what is the one turning point that made the UFC go from irrelevant to a big time sport?
- Would you ever try a PPV right after the Super Bowl? It seems like a good way to get a big audience to carry over to a UFC event.
- What UFC fighter has been the biggest headache over the years? I have a feeling I know the answer, but White might surprise me on this one.