Dana White Slams Eddie Hearn: "He Is Full of S**t"

UFC Chief Executive Officer Dana White held nothing back during his latest post-fight press conference following Season 10, Week 2 of Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS). Speaking to reporters at the Meta APEX, White shared a staggering statistic regarding the talent pipeline. Since the show first launched on July 17, 2017, fighters who successfully graduated to the UFC have collectively earned a massive $225.3 million inside the promotion. "Talk about an opportunity," White remarked. 

White was highly enthusiastic about the evening's card, specifically calling the main event incredible. He reiterated his long-standing promotional philosophy, explaining that roster spots are never simply handed out; athletes must explicitly earn them through competitive, winning performances. He attributed the show’s sustained success to spectacular matchmaking, noting that 420 active UFC fighters originally earned their way into the organization via the Tuesday night program.

The press conference took a sharp turn when a reporter asked White about ongoing public contract disputes and rumors stemming from boxing promoter Eddie Hearn. White quickly shut down the topic, revealing that he stopped paying attention to Hearn roughly three months ago. "Is there anybody more full of sh-t than this guy?" White fired back, calling Hearn completely full of sh-t. White emphasized that he prefers to remain focused on his own thriving combat sports empire.