Dana White Responds to Eddie Hearn's Jabs at Zuffa Boxing: 'You Ended up Becoming Part of the Problem'

Dana White Calls Eddie Hearn Part of Boxing's Problem

TLDR Dana White called Eddie Hearn part of boxing’s problem after Hearn criticized Zuffa Boxing’s new championship belt as “cringey” White said Hearn lacks vision and has only worked within boxing’s traditional system without innovation The UFC CEO also attacked Oscar De La Hoya and WBC president Mauricio Sulaimán during the press conference White said he feels like he’s “beating up babies” in boxing after just three Zuffa Boxing events Zuffa B…

Dana White responds to Eddie Hearn's jabs at Zuffa Boxing: 'You ended up becoming part of the problem'

Dana White has given his response to Matchroom Boxing's Eddie Hearn after the fellow promoter blasted Zuffa Boxing for creating titles.

Dana White rips Eddie Hearn: 'Works for his dad'

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Eddie Hearn Worked For His Dad An Never Had To Have Vision According To Dana White

UFC boss Dana White has given his thoughts on Eddie Hearn after some recent shots were thrown in his direction by the Matchroom Boxing promoter. As we know, Eddie Hearn is an incredibly successful boxing promoter. He’s so successful, in fact, that he’s gotten to the point where he can say pretty much anything about those within the sport, and he rarely gets too much backlash. Recently, Eddie Hearn has had a few things to say about Dana White, th…

Dana White Fires Back at Eddie Hearn, Says Promoter “Works for His Dad” Amid Zuffa Belt Criticism

Dana White (Image Credits: Imagn) The world of combat sports is no stranger to heated exchanges, and the latest comes from UFC president Dana White after boxing promoter Eddie Hearn called the Zuffa belt “cringe.” Hearn, known for his outspoken commentary on boxing and MMA, sparked debate when he criticized the symbolic value of Dana White’s new boxing championship. The comment did not sit well with White, who was quick to defend the legitimacy …