“They are f**king crazy” Dana White tells Logan Paul he is going to step down from officiating face-offs

“They are f**king crazy” Dana White tells Logan Paul he is going to step down from officiating face-offs

Dana White talks about face offs

Dana White has been a part of some crazy fights in his time as the UFC President. However, the UFC boss believes he is too old to be standing in the middle of absolute monsters during the ceremonial face-offs ahead of intense fights.

Ceremonial face-offs are one of the best things that happen before the actual fight. The fighters get to look at their rival in the eye and try to put a sense of fear in their opponent. Sometimes, things go too far and the fighters go savage mode making things very physical during the face-offs. Dana White, the president of the UFC gets the best seat to witness all this drama go down.

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However, White may be willing to give up his seat to someone else in the upcoming face-offs. In his recent appearance on the IMPAULSIVE PODCAST hosted by Youtuber/boxer Logan Paul, the UFC boss spoke about how it feels to be in the middle of intense face-offs. White is 1.8 meters tall and weighs roughly around 200 pounds but that doesn’t seem to be enough to stop two big fighters from hurting each other.

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“I am getting too old for that sh*t I can tell you that,” said Dana on the Logan Paul podcast. “These guys are f**king big, fast, f**king crazy strong. I will tell you the one that made me go, ‘Holy sh*t why am I even standing here? This is f**king stupid.’ It was the Black Beast [Derrick Lewis] and I want to say it was [Curtis] Blaydes.”

“Blaydes and the Black Beast. Any of those big f**king heavyweights, man. They’re so powerful and it is like…[I can do] nothing. They’ll f**king…I will land in the f**king sixth row. I will get ragdolled. If they really want to go, we need a lot more guys to break that up.”

Dana says he stands in the middle hoping the fighters won’t go crazy out of respect for the boss. “If something breaks out on stage, first of all, it has the opportunity to ruin everybody’s money on Saturday, right? You could hurt people and something else could break out.”

Watch the entire episode of the Dana White interview below:

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