White Calls PFL, Bellator, and ONE Championship "Failing Companies"
Dana White · Dana White: The Man Behind the UFC · May 10, 2026 · at 44:46
UFC CEO Dana White criticizes media pundits who offer unsolicited business advice, contrasting the UFC's success with competing mixed martial arts promotions.
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“PFL, Bellator, One FC, many, many other failing companies.”
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