Paul: Dana White feud is driven by his partnership with Nakisa Bidarian
Jake Paul · Jake Paul Thinks We'll Live Forever · Jun 18, 2026 · at 14:42
Jake Paul explains the source of his ongoing feud with UFC CEO Dana White, linking it to former UFC CFO Nakisa Bidarian joining Most Valuable Promotions.
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“That's a whole big part of the beef. It's not just me. It's the fact that, yeah, Nikisa and I have teamed up together. So yeah, definitely a sore subject for Dana.”
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