For an episode that aired on Sunday evening, UFC President Dana White told CBS&#8217;s &#8220;60 Minutes&#8221; that in his mind, there was no such thing as being &#8220;too masculine.&#8221;
White, who spoke at the Republican National Conventions in 2016 and 2024 and supported President Donald Trump through three campaigns, spoke with correspondent Jon Wertheim about the concept of &#8220;toxic masculinity&#8221; and whether or not the culture was shifting around that idea.
Wertheim began by quoting a term he said White had used in the past, saying that he&#8217;d decried the &#8220;wussification of America&#8221; — and White suggested that the word he&#8217;d used had actually begun with a different letter, but that he understood why that might be censored for broadcast television.
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🚨NEW: Dana White tells &#8220;60 Minutes&#8221; there&#8217;s *NO SUCH THING* as being &#8220;TOO MASCULINE&#8221;🤣
&#8220;How can somebody be too masculine? Is that a possibility? Can you be too masculine?&#8221;
&#8220;No! The answer is h*ll no!&#8221;<a href="https://twitter.com/DailyCaller?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DailyCaller</a> <a href="https://t.co/ZheAKOIBDW">pic.twitter.com/ZheAKOIBDW</a>
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White went on to say that the reason the UFC was so successful — and growing — was that they knew their audience and were &#8220;unapologetically masculine.&#8221;
&#8220;Can this bubble over to too much?&#8221; Wertheim asked. &#8220;When you hear toxic masculinity, what do you–&#8221;
&#8220;Haha what’s that mean?&#8221; White laughed as he interrupted Wertheim.
&#8220;You tell me,&#8221; Wertheim challenged.
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&#8220;You just said it,&#8221; White pushed back. &#8220;What’s the definition of ‘toxic’? … How can somebody be too masculine? Can you be too masculine?&#8221;
&#8220;You tell me,&#8221; Wertheim repeated. &#8220;Do you think so?&#8221;
&#8220;No. The answer is hell no,&#8221; White declared.
The UFC is expected to hold an event at the White House in 2026 as part of America&#8217;s 250th birthday festivities — an event that both Trump and White have independently confirmed.
&#8220;We’re literally going to take over Washington, D.C., that week. We’re going to do the weigh-ins there. We’re going to have the weigh-in events. And we’ll have fan events all week. We’re going to do our expo there and just a total Washington, D.C., takeover,&#8221; White said of the planned event.

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UFC CEO Dana White announced on Monday that the pay-per-view model is going away following a &#8220;historic deal&#8221; between the UFC and Paramount, which owns CBS.
Paramount announced on Monday morning that it struck a seven-year $7.7 billion deal with the UFC, giving CBS and Paramount+ exclusive broadcast and streaming rights to one of America&#8217;s fastest-growing sports. Under the new deal — which will go into effect next year — Paramount will have access to all 30 UFC Fight Nights, along with 13 additional major UFC events, The New York Times <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/11/business/paramount-ufc-fights-deal.html">reported</a>. Some of the UFC&#8217;s top matchups will be broadcast on CBS, and all of the fights will be available with a subscription to Paramount+, with no additional pay-per-view fees.
White celebrated the news, writing in a <a href="https://x.com/danawhite/status/1954876574404366488">statement</a>, &#8220;This historic deal with Paramount and CBS is incredible for UFC fans and our athletes. For the first time ever, fans in the US will have access to all UFC content without a Pay-Per-View model, making it affordable and accessible to view the greatest fights on a massive platform.&#8221;
&#8220;This deal puts UFC amongst the biggest sports in the world,&#8221; White added. &#8220;The exposure provided by the Paramount and CBS networks under this new structure is a huge win for our athletes and anyone who watches and loves this sport.&#8221;
The deal marks one of the first major moves from Paramount&#8217;s new CEO, David Ellison, who became the company&#8217;s head honcho just last week after his company, Skydance Media, took over Paramount.
“We could not be more excited about this,” Ellison told the Times. “From my perspective, the U.F.C. is really a unicorn sports asset.”
“We think it is going to be incredibly material in terms of increasing our engagement on Paramount+, driving subscriber acquisitions and also meaningfully growing revenue across the business,” Ellison added.
Since 2019, the UFC has been broadcast and streamed on ESPN and ESPN+. Under that deal, ESPN paid $550 million per year for rights to UFC coverage. The ESPN-UFC streaming model was highly criticized by fans who had to pay both a subscription fee and a pay-per-view fee for the biggest fights. To watch fights on ESPN+, UFC fans were charged a monthly subscription for the Disney streaming service on top of a pay-per-view fee for some of the biggest fights.
Under the UFC-Paramount deal, fans will pay for a Paramount+ subscription, which is $8 per month for a basic subscription or $13 per month for a premium subscription, and there won&#8217;t be any additional fees for marquee fights.
“For our fan base, this is going to be much easier, much more accessible, much less expensive, and something that is going to ultimately attract and keep a lot of subscribers with Paramount+,” said Mark Shapiro, the president of TKO, which owns the UFC.

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The remarkable story of mixed martial artist Joe Pyfer hit the screens of DailyWire+ members on Friday, diving into the rise of one of the most daunting fighters in UFC history. 
“Journey to the UFC” follows the man who rose from a harrowing past and confronts shattering obstacles in his quest to fight in the UFC. In the DailyWire+ documentary, people will watch how Pyfer was guided by mentors who saw his potential as Pyfer faces his opponents, along with the personal demons and life-changing setbacks that came along the way. 
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Pyfer, whose longtime dream was to make it into the UFC, got his chance after making his way onto “Dana White’s Contender Series” in 2020, but he lost his fight against Dustin Stoltzfus in a technical knockout after he broke his elbow. Two years later, Pyfer got another shot at the “Contender Series” and the UFC. 
“Going into the second one, I had to battle depression. I would say that was my last stint of being a victim because I had struggled with a little bit of suicide problems, things like that. And I think I just was unappreciative of the journey that I was on,” Pyfer said in an interview with Morning Wire. 
“And I think that&#8217;s where you can become a victim. You can start to feel sorry for yourself. Things like that,” he added. “I couldn&#8217;t see the light at the end of the tunnel. They told me when I first broke my elbow that I was done fighting. I&#8217;d never fight again, because if I throw a punch, the impact could literally dislocate my elbow.” 
In his journey, Pyfer dealt with homelessness, a toxic relationship with his father, and numerous injuries. But he never gave up on his UFC dream. 
“I’ve taken a lot of pain, I’ve had a lot of hurt, I’ve had a lot of depression, I’ve taken a lot of abuse, I’ve had a lot of doubts,” Pyfer says in the documentary. “But one thing has always stood true and that is I’m going to show that I’m somebody that never gave up.” 
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UFC chief Dana White said the card he is planning for an event at the White House will be “the best card we’ve ever done to date.”
White appeared on the Spinnin Backfist podcast on Wednesday to talk about a UFC event he is planning for the lawn of the White House next year. President Donald Trump first announced the event during a July 4 rally in Des Moines, Iowa.
“We’re putting together the renderings. They should be done in the next 10 days, and then we’re going to fly out to the White House and present it to [Trump], see what he likes and what he doesn’t like and start working on it,” White said.
The UFC boss said the White House fight night will be a “one-of-one unique event that will never happen again.”
“I will blow the doors off this thing. I&#8217;m going to make this one of the greatest events of all time,” White said.
Of the fights he has planned for the event, White said, “it&#8217;ll be a full card, and it will be the best card we’ve ever done to date.”
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UFC at the White House<a href="https://twitter.com/danawhite?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DanaWhite</a>: “This is a one of one, unique event, that will never happen again, and I will blow the doors off this thing. I’ll make this one of the greatest events of all time… It will be the best card we’ve ever done to date.”
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Trump first broke the news of the White House UFC event in front of a cheering crowd in Iowa. The president said he wants the event to take place on July 4 during the United States’ 250th birthday.
“We’re going to have a UFC fight on the grounds of the White House,” Trump <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/sports/mixed-martial-arts/ufc-trump-white-house-fight-card-2026-rcna216982">said</a>. “We have a lot of land there.”
“Every one of our national parks, battlefields and historic sites are going to have special events in honor of America 250. And I even think we’re going to have a UFC fight,” Trump said.
The president added that he expects up to 25,000 people to attend the spectacle.
Trump has long been a fan of UFC and friend to White, its CEO. Trump became the first sitting president to attend a UFC fight when he spectated UFC 244 at Madison Square Garden in 2019.
In succeeding events he has attended, Trump has been met with loud cheers from fans and warm greetings from athletes. In 2023, former UFC star Jorge Masvidal <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/fans-go-wild-as-trump-appears-at-ufc-fighter-leads-lets-go-brandon-chant">called</a> Trump the “greatest president in the history of the world” before announcing his retirement from the sport.

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UFC Fight Night in Nashville on Saturday lived up to the hype and then some. Multiple knockouts, submissions, and hard-fought decisions defined the event.   
The Fight Night, sponsored in part by <a href="https://www.jeremysrazors.com/">Jeremy’s Razors</a>, drew MMA celebrities, including Joe Pyfer, who will be featured in a compelling new DailyWire+ documentary — “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/clips/journey-to-ufc-joe-pyfer-official-teaser">Journey to the UFC</a>” — that will be released on July 25. Three-time Bellator Lightweight champion Michael Chandler was also in attendance for the UFC Fight Night and was repping his new Daily Wire “<a href="https://store.dailywire.com/products/make-america-tennessee-hat?srsltid=AfmBOooieUAXdyML4WkCwF9Gl5Nmh6iSqmM2ecLY58VrCbZ63Z7ANimS">Make America Tennessee</a>” hat. 
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Daily Wire host Michael Knowles also rolled up to the much-anticipated Fight Night in Nashville. Two knockouts kicked off the Fight Night. Quite literally. In the women’s strawweight division, Fatima Kline caught Melissa Martinez with a nasty headkick KO. Kline was awarded a “Performance of the Night” bonus for her victory. 
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WHAT A START 🤯
Fatima Kline with the head kick TKO at <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/UFCNashville?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UFCNashville</a>! <a href="https://t.co/znnkWS3pcS">pic.twitter.com/znnkWS3pcS</a>
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That was followed by a perfectly timed flying knee from Mike Davis that led to a flurry of strikes ending Mitch Ramirez’s night.
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AS ADVERTISED 👊<a href="https://twitter.com/MikeDavisMMA?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MikeDavisMMA</a> delivers a TKO win at <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/UFCNashville?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UFCNashville</a>! <a href="https://t.co/NpzhwS45zl">pic.twitter.com/NpzhwS45zl</a>
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Tuco Tokkos came out with a major upset victory over Junior Tafa by way of a crafty arm-triangle choke. The win was Tokkos’ first career UFC victory. 
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Tuco Tokkos consigue la victoria por sumisión ante Junior Tafa 🏆 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/UFCNashville?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UFCNashville</a> <a href="https://t.co/QCsgAb1xd4">pic.twitter.com/QCsgAb1xd4</a>
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Vitor Petrino got his first victory in the heavyweight division, forcing Austen Lane to tap with a modified rear naked choke
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In the “Fight of the Night,” Morgan Charriere caught Nate Landweh with a crisp right hand and followed up with a wild flurry of haymakers, which led to a brutal KO of Landweh in the third and final round.
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MORGAN CHARRIÈRE FINISHES NATE LANDWEHR WITH A FLURRY 😱 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/UFCNashville?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UFCNashville</a> <a href="https://t.co/cXtlZiAkDt">pic.twitter.com/cXtlZiAkDt</a>
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Later in the night, Steve Garcia beat Calvin Kattar by unanimous decision, and Gabriel Bonfim defeated Stephen Thompson by split decision, leading to the main event between Derrick “The Black Beast” Lewis and undefeated Tallison “Xicao” Teixeira. 
It took just 35 seconds into the fight for Lewis to land a nasty left hook that dropped Teixeira. Lewis pounced with a thunderous ground and pound before a merciful ref stoppage.
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ANOTHER KNOCKOUT FOR DERRICK LEWIS 😳
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Lewis credited the “Tennessee crowd” for pumping him up for the fight. “I got in the mood,” he <a href="https://www.ufc.com/news/main-card-results-highlights-winner-interviews-ufc-fight-night-lewis-vs-teixeira-nashville?utm_source=twitter&amp;utm_medium=tweets&amp;utm_campaign=UFC+Nashville">said</a>. The KO put “The Black Beast” at 16 knockouts for his UFC career, the most in UFC history. 
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THE KNOCKOUT KING 👑<a href="https://twitter.com/Thebeast_ufc?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TheBeast_UFC</a> added another KO to his UFC record at <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/UFCNashville?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UFCNashville</a>! <a href="https://t.co/ntOq2spROH">pic.twitter.com/ntOq2spROH</a>
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Another must-see <a href="https://www.ufc.com/event/ufc-fight-night-july-12-2025">UFC Fight Night</a>, brought to you in part by <a href="https://www.jeremysrazors.com/">Jeremy’s Razors</a>, awaits on Saturday as some heavy hitters square off in the octagon at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. 
The event promises some explosive action as the night’s stacked card will feature knockout artists, technical strikers, and fan favorites. A heavyweight clash between former title contender Derrick Lewis and brash upstart Tallison Teixeira headlines the Fight Night. The main card also showcases pivotal bouts in the welterweight and featherweight divisions. 
The event airs live on ESPN and ESPN+, starting with prelims at 5 p.m. CT. The main card begins at 8 p.m., and fans in Music City and beyond are in for an action-packed night of MMA fights. 
<h3>Heavyweight Main Event: Lewis vs. Teixeira</h3>
The main event pits the UFC’s all-time knockout leader and fan favorite, No. 9-ranked Derrick “The Black Beast” Lewis (28-12), against undefeated Brazilian phenom No. 13-ranked Tallison “Xicao” Teixeira (8-0). 
Lewis, returning after a 14-month layoff, is known for his devastating power, holding a record 15 knockouts in UFC history. His last win came via a third-round mauling against Rodrigo Nascimento by way of TKO in May 2024, and he’s eager to remind fans why he remains one of the most dangerous heavyweights in the UFC. 
Teixeira, a 25-year-old rising star, brings an undefeated record and a streak of eight first-round finishes, including a TKO over Justin Tafa at UFC 312 in February 2025. 
<h3>Thompson vs. Bonfim</h3>
In the welterweight co-main event, Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson (17-8-1) takes on Gabriel Bonfim (17-1) in a clash that could shake up the top 15 rankings. 
Thompson, a 42-year-old former top contender and another fan favorite known for his slick striking and elusive footwork, is squaring off with Father Time more than anyone else, having lost four of his last five fights. 
Bonfim, a 27-year-old Brazilian prospect, suffered a setback against Nicholas Dalby in November 2023, but has otherwise been dominant with his well-rounded skill set, including sharp striking and dangerous submissions.
<h3>Kattar vs. Garcia</h3>
Calvin Kattar (23-9), ranked 14th, faces Steve Garcia (17-5) in a high-energy featherweight bout. Kattar, “The Boston Finisher,” is a veteran with five Fight of the Night bonuses and notable wins over Giga Chikadze and Dan Ige. Though known for his excellent hands, he’s on a four-fight skid, going back to 2022, and is desperately seeking another win. 
Garcia, riding a five-fight win streak with five consecutive knockouts, is tied for the <a href="https://x.com/ufc/status/1832575257221492880">fourth-longest</a> KO streak in UFC history. His recent victims include Kyle Nelson and SeungWoo Choi, and he’s looking to crack the featherweight rankings with a win over Kattar. 
<h3>Landwehr vs. Charriere </h3>
Another featherweight showdown features Nate Landwehr (18-6) against Morgan Charriere (20-11-1). Landwehr, known for his grit, always delivers an entertaining fight. 
Charriere, nicknamed “The Last Pirate,” is a bonus machine, earning three straight post-fight bonuses despite a recent unanimous decision loss to Nathaniel Wood. Both fighters are known for their relentless pace, making this a potential fight of the night.
<h3>Petrino vs. Lane </h3>
Another heavyweight clash will pit Brazil’s Vitor Petrino (11-2) against Austen Lane (13-6) in a matchup of power punchers. Petrino, previously a light heavyweight, is making his heavyweight debut and plans to come out swinging in a new division after a promising UFC start. 
Lane, a seasoned heavyweight, aims to capitalize on his size and experience to derail Petrino’s ambitions. With Petrino’s athleticism and striking facing Lane’s veteran savvy, this fight could set the tone for the main card’s intensity. 
<h3>Junior Tafa vs. Tuco Tokkos</h3>
Rounding out the main card, Australian Junior Tafa (6-3) takes on Brit Tuco Tokkos (10-5) in a light heavyweight clash. Tafa, known for his heavy hands, looks to build on his momentum, while Tokkos aims for an upset with his well-rounded game. Both fighters are hungry to climb the ranks, and this bout could deliver a quick finish. 
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As fans roared at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, on April 12, they weren’t just cheering on the fighters entering the Octagon. The thousands of people in attendance at UFC 314 were taking part in a sport that has gripped Americans — especially young men — through traditional courage and patriotism. 
The UFC has surged in popularity in recent years, not just as the premier MMA organization in all of combat sports, but as a cultural force to be reckoned with. Unbridled athleticism and the ferocious skills of its fighters are the initial draw, but that&#8217;s only the beginning. The UFC&#8217;s unapologetic embrace of courage and patriotism resonates deeply with a growing fanbase, especially as other sports leagues, such as the NBA and NFL, fell prey to woke BS.
The sport celebrates physical and mental toughness above all else. Fans are drawn to the unfiltered intensity. Promos showcase blood, sweat, and stoicism as warriors stare down their opponents. The UFC resonates with Americans who have grown tired of cultural leftism disparaging manliness and dismissing traditional male virtues to exhaustion. 
The UFC isn’t afraid of honoring the United States of America and its military veterans, first responders, and values either. Even in a sport that has representation from countries across the globe, respect for the United States is paramount. Fighters often wrap themselves in their nation’s colors, and post-fight interviews are peppered with shout-outs to the troops or expressions of national pride. This overt patriotism strikes a chord with fans who see the UFC as a bastion of unapologetic love for country. 
President Donald Trump adds to this allure. During UFC 314, the president walked into the packed arena to the chants of “USA!” as he appeared on the big screen. Trump’s appearances at UFC fights are not just celebrity cameos — they’re symbolic endorsements of the UFC’s ethos. For many fans, seeing Trump in the octagon reinforces the UFC as an arena where their values are celebrated, not challenged.
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The Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, roared with applause Saturday night when the president of the United States walked into the arena to watch UFC 314, which was sponsored in part by <a href="https://www.jeremysrazors.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jeremy’s Razors</a>. 
When President Donald Trump was announced, the atmosphere ignited with unbridled passion, proving one undeniable truth: Americans are absolutely thrilled to witness bold, unapologetic leadership storming back into the White House with unstoppable force. 
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The energy was palpable. “People love it!” one commentator remarked as Trump appeared flanked by some of his family, cabinet members, and UFC CEO Dana White. Those in the crowd, including The Daily Wire’s own David Cone of “Crain &amp; Company,” greeted Trump with chants of “USA!”
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After four years of being led by a president who remained asleep at the wheel (and the beach), the United States of America is back to kicking butt, and looking good doing it. The days of weakness and grovelling on the world stage are behind us. We have a president who knows a thing or two about punching back and surrounds himself with people who aren’t afraid of a fight.
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This resurgence of strength and confidence was on full display at UFC 314, where the crowd’s electrifying chants echoed the heartbeat of a nation ready to reclaim its dominance. America is stepping back into the ring, ready to lead with power, pride, and an unrelenting drive to win on the global stage.
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<a href="https://www.ufc.com/event/ufc-314">UFC 314</a> hits the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, on Saturday, promising an electrifying night of fighting, brought to you in part by <a href="https://www.jeremysrazors.com/">Jeremy’s Razors</a>. 
Tonight’s card promises the intensity and star power that fans have come to expect from the UFC. The night will showcase a much-anticipated featherweight championship clash, but even before the main event, UFC 314 will entertain with a stacked lineup poised to deliver unforgettable moments under the Miami lights.
<h3>Main Event: Alexander Volkanovski vs. Diego Lopes – Featherweight Title on the Line</h3>
The night’s marquee matchup pits former featherweight king Alexander Volkanovski (26-4) against surging contender Diego Lopes (26-6) with the UFC Featherweight Championship up for grabs. 
Volkanovski, a veteran tactician known for his relentless pace and striking precision, is looking to reclaim the title. After a storied reign that saw him fend off the division’s elite, “The Great” is looking to revive his career after two consecutive losses in title fights. The 36-year-old Australian’s experience and adaptability will be key as he aims to reassert his dominance.
Standing across the Octagon is Diego Lopes, a Brazilian dynamo riding a wave of momentum. With an aggressive grappling game and a knack for finishing fights — 21 of his 26 wins come by stoppage — Lopes has emerged as a threatening opponent. His recent string of victories has catapulted him into title contention, and at 30 years old, he’s hungry to seize this golden opportunity. 
<h3>Lightweight Showdown: Michael Chandler vs. Paddy Pimblett </h3>
In the co-main event, lightweight fan favorites Michael Chandler (23-9) and Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett (22-3) collide in a five-round battle. 
Chandler, a former Bellator champion known for his explosive power and wrestling pedigree, has become a UFC staple thanks to his all-action approach. Paddy Pimblett, meanwhile, brings his brash charisma and unorthodox flair to the Octagon. The 30-year-old Liverpudlian has won over fans with his slick submissions and relentless energy, riding a seven-fight win streak into this matchup. 
<h3>Featherweight Bout: Yair Rodriguez vs. Patricio “Pitbull”</h3>
The Mexican sensation Yair Rodriguez faces off against Brazilian Patricio Pitbull, who is making his UFC debut. Rodriguez, a top-five featherweight fighter, is known for his versatility, blending kicks, spins, and unpredictable movements to keep his opponents guessing. 
Pitbull is new to the UFC, but is considered one of the greatest fighters in Bellator MMA history, winning three Bellator Featherweight crowns. Pitbull goes after his opponents with relentless aggression in the ring and is an expert grappler. 
<h3>Another Featherweight Fight: Bryce Mitchell vs. Jean Silva</h3>
American mixed martial artist Bryce Mitchell enters the ring against Brazilian Jean Silva. Mitchell, sitting at a 17-3 record, is a suffocating grappler with a knack for turning takedowns into submissions.
Silva, at 15-2, is a knockout king, finishing off his rivals with devastating blows. Silva pairs that power with endurance and durability — holding an incredible ability to absorb opponents’ punches before wearing them down and delivering a decisive strike.  
<h3>Light Heavyweight Faceoff: Nikita Krylov vs. Dominick Reyes</h3>
In this bout, Nikita Krylov (30-9) goes up against Dominick Reyes (14-4) in what’s sure to get fans riled up. 
Krylov blends heavy-handed striking and high-level grappling, using his 77.5-inch reach to overwhelm opponents. He’s also dangerous on the ground, doling out numerous submissions. Reyes, known as &#8220;The Devastator,&#8221; relies on sharp jabs and brutal head kicks. Reyes is a big threat early in fights, using footwork to dictate pace, and his athletic background fuels his explosive bursts. 
<h3>Key Prelim Fights</h3>
The prelims also feature notable bouts, including Chase Hooper vs. Jim Miller, Dan Ige vs. Sean Woodson, and Darren Elkins vs. Julian Erosa. In the Women’s Strawweight, Virna Jandiroba goes up against Xiaonan Yan. Jandiroba (20-3) and Yan (15-3) square off in a grappler vs. striker matchup that could shake up the strawweight rankings.
You can also get in on the action with early prelims beginning at 5:00 p.m. CT. 
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Former UFC champion and Irish businessman Conor McGregor stopped by the White House on Monday and send well wishes to Americans on St. Patrick&#8217;s Day.
In a clip shared on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHTXl3sRk6k/?igsh=NjZiM2M3MzIxNA%3D%3D">Instagram</a> by the White House, McGregor — who traveled to Washington, D.C., to speak with President Donald Trump about issues facing Ireland — stepped out all decked out in a green pin-striped suit and matching green tie and said, “Happy St. Paddy’s Day America.”
President Trump later posted a photo on <a href="https://x.com/POTUS/status/1901714538384548258">X</a> from their meeting in the Oval Office. In the snap, Trump was sitting behind the Resolute Desk with McGregor and the two shared a hug.
In a clip from their <a href="https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1901706850929635545">meeting</a>, McGregor tells Trump, “I&#8217;ll tell you what. Your work ethic is inspiring.&#8221;
Earlier in the day, the UFC fighter spoke to <a href="https://x.com/CollinRugg/status/1901656188565311644">members of the media</a> and talked about the concerns Ireland faces when it comes to immigration.
&#8220;Our government has long since abandoned the voices of the people of Ireland,” McGregor told the press. “And it’s high time that America is made aware of what is going on in Ireland.”
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“What is going on in Ireland is a travesty,” he added. “Our government is the government of zero action with zero accountability. Our money is being spent on overseas issues that have nothing to do with the Irish people.”
“The illegal immigration racket is running ravaged on the country,” the UFC champ continued. “There are rural towns in Ireland that have been overrun in one swoop, that have become a minority in one swoop. So, issues need to be addressed.”
McGregor said that the millions of Irish Americans living in the United States need to know about what has been happening in Ireland because if not, “there will be no place to come home and visit.”
“Ireland is at the cusp of potentially losing its Irishness,” he said. “And I’m here to raise the issue and highlight it.”
Last week, Ireland’s Prime Minister Micheal Martin flew to the United States to meet with Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance at the White House to discuss the two countries’ relationships and goals.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/whats-with-these-socks-trump-pokes-fun-at-vp-in-oval-office-meeting">A clip from</a> that Oval Office meeting later went viral after the president poked some fun at Vance&#8217;s wardrobe choice for the day, showing him wearing socks with green shamrocks scattered throughout.
“I have to just, speak of inflation, I love these socks,” Trump told the press, as he pointed at Vance’s feet. “What’s with these socks?”
“I’m trying to stay focused, but I’m very impressed with the VP’s socks,” he added, while the Vice President completely cracked up and couldn’t stop laughing.
Martin also seemed to think Trump’s comments were funny, and enjoyed a laugh about the ribbing the president gave to Vance.
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/ufc-star-conor-mcgregor-warns-trump-of-illegal-immigration-racket-in-ireland" target="_blank" rel="noopener">UFC Star Conor McGregor Warns Trump Of ‘Illegal Immigration Racket’ In Ireland</a>

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LAS VEGAS — American fan-favorite mixed martial artist Justin Gaethje says he’s ready to embrace the “dangerous” elements of fighting again ahead of UFC 313 on Saturday night, when the former champion will be back on the main card.
Gaethje, who was knocked out in his last fight by Max Holloway, said on Thursday that he wants to embrace the mindset he had when he first started fighting professionally. At UFC 313, <a href="https://jeremysrazors.com/ufc-313">brought to you in part by Jeremy’s Razors, the Official Razor Partner of UFC</a>, the seasoned former champ says he won’t be scared to take a punch. 
Gaethje says he “fell into” the mindset of, “If I don’t get hit, then I can last longer.” But he now believes that mindset was no way to win a fight.
“You know, you have to be willing to take the risk,” Gaethje said. “This is a very risky game. This is a very dangerous game. That was my favorite part of the whole thing when I first started this thing thirteen years ago, how dangerous it is. I kinda forgot that a little bit.”
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The fighter, an outspoken supporter of President Donald Trump, will face-off against Rafael Fiziev on Saturday night. The pair fought two years ago at UFC 286 in London, with Gaethje winning by decision. 
Fiziev, asked about his loss to Gaethje, recalled that he couldn’t escape Gaethje’s jabs. “Last time, I smashed my face on his hand,” said Fiziev, an Azerbaijani fighter.
Despite his win in their last fight, Gaethje is the underdog in the fight, but said he embraces that too. 
“I’m 6-3 as an underdog, it’s a special place to be,” Gaethje said. “I’m only up here because I’ve been a petty dude for big parts of my life. I take sh*t personal, and that’s just extra motivation.”
Gaethje’s last fight ended in a brutal knockout, and it’s still fresh on his mind. Less than a week ago, he reshared footage of himself out cold in the Octagon, calling it a “reminder” of what’s at stake. 
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“Great reminder of what’s at stake,” he wrote. “Live by the sword die by the sword. It’s all I know.” 
Gaethje, now 36 years old, was also asked whether he believes he’s close to retirement, referencing a joke he made about running out of room for posters of headline UFC events he’s been on. Gaethje said running out of space just means he needs to buy a bigger house. 
When asked whether he believes he’s close to retirement, Gaethje, now 36 years old, referenced a joke he made about running out of room for posters of UFC events he&#8217;s headlined. He said running out of space just means he needs to buy a bigger house. 
“Shoot, this is probably the tenth poster I’ve made it on,” Gaethje recalled. “It’s pretty spectacular for me.”
Early prelims begin on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. ET, and prelims kick off an hour later. The main event is scheduled to start at 10:00 p.m. ET, and all matches will be streaming live on ESPN+. Tune in. It’ll be a night — and a fight — to remember!
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UFC 291: Poirier v Gaethje 2

Former UFC Champion Shifts Mindset Ahead Of Return To Octagon: ‘Willing To Take The Risk’

LAS VEGAS — UFC 313 is headed to the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas Saturday, and at the pre-fight press conference on Thursday all the six fighters headlining the main card pledged to put on a show.
All of Saturday’s fights are<a href="https://jeremysrazors.com/ufc-313" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> brought to you in part by Jeremy’s Razors, the Official Razor Partner of UFC</a>. And for the first time since this historic partnership began, The Daily Wire will be in Las Vegas for the fight.
UFC 313 is headlined by a light heavyweight title fight between Brazilian fighter Alex Pereira and Russian challenger Magomed Ankalaev, who embraced his role as the villain during a raucous Thursday press conference at the Michelob Ultra Arena.
Also at the press conference from the card were fighters from the rematch between American fighter Justin Gaethje and Rafael Fiziev of Azerbaijan, and another American, Jalin Turner, who will face off against Chilean challenger Ignacio Bahamondes.
Here&#8217;s what the fighters had to say ahead of their face-offs.
<h1>Alex Pereira v. Magomed Ankalaev </h1>
Pereira&#8217;s highly anticipated title defense against Ankalaev was the main attraction of the Thursday press conference. The first question of the night went to Pereira, who was asked whether Ankalaev is the toughest opponent he&#8217;s ever faced.
Pereira was all business: &#8220;I&#8217;m very, very prepared for this fight.&#8221;
Ankalaev faced heavy boos from the crowd, which showered the Russian with the Brazilian&#8217;s signature phrase &#8220;chama.&#8221; Ankalaev said the animosity motivated him.
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&#8220;It motivates me. It charges me. Everyone is against me,&#8221; Ankalaev said. &#8220;I&#8217;m here by myself.  Everyone&#8217;s saying, &#8216;chama, chama, chama.&#8217; But guess what? Chama time is over. After this Saturday night, after the fight, you will all love me.&#8221;
Pereira has won four straight title fights, and may be considering a jump up a weight-class to find new opponents if he handles Ankalaev on Saturday.
<h1>Justin Gaethje v. Rafael Fiziev</h1>
American Justin Gaethje is making his return to the Octagon after a brutal last fight, in which he was knocked out cold. He says the knockout forced him to reevaluate his mindset and decide that he needs to embrace the danger of the ring like he did when he was first coming up.
“You know, you have to be willing to take the risk,” Gaethje said. “This is a very risky game. This is a very dangerous game. That was my favorite part of the whole thing when I first started this thing thirteen years ago, how dangerous it is. I kinda forgot that a little bit.”
Gaethje is taking on Rafael Fiziev, a rematch of a fight from two years ago at UFC 286 in London. Gaethje won that fight by decision, but is entering this fight as the underdog. He called the lack of belief that he&#8217;ll win the fight &#8220;extra motivation&#8221; going into Saturday night.
&#8220;I’m 6-3 as an underdog, it’s a special place to be,” he said.
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Fiziev took this fight on short notice after Gaethje&#8217;s initial opponent suffered a hand injury. It will be Fiziev&#8217;s first fight since 2023 when he tore his ACL. He said returning to the main card for UFC 313 is a &#8220;miracle,&#8221; and that he expects fireworks.
&#8220;When people like me and Justin go into the cages, it&#8217;s always fireworks,&#8221; Fiziev said. &#8220;Always something interesting, something like blood everywhere.&#8221;
&#8220;I hope this time, it&#8217;s not only my blood going everywhere,&#8221; he said.
<h1>Jalin Turner v. Ignacio Bahamondes</h1>
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The lightweight fight of the night will be between American Jalin &#8220;Tarantula&#8221; Turner and Chilean Ignacio Bahamondes, who both beamed with confidence on Thursday night about putting on the fight of the night.
&#8220;I always bring the fight,&#8221; Turner said. &#8220;Every time my name is on the card, they know I&#8217;m gonna bring the fight. We got the most exciting lightweights in the division fighting on this card, and we&#8217;re nothing short of that. You can look at the track record, they know it&#8217;s gonna be exciting.&#8221;
Bahamondes said the crowd should expect a knockout.
&#8220;I&#8217;m coming for his head. He knows he&#8217;s a great opponent. He&#8217;s gonna be a great fight,&#8221; the Chilean said. &#8220;He&#8217;s very dangerous, but I think I&#8217;m more dangerous than him.&#8221;
&#8220;It&#8217;s gonna be a great night for Chile, Latin America and all the people who love knockouts and strikers.&#8221;
The Daily Wire will be at the live weigh-ins on Friday, and in attendance for the fights at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday night.
Early prelims begin on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. ET, and prelims kick off an hour later. The main event is scheduled to start at 10:00 p.m. ET, and all matches will be streaming live on ESPN+. Tune in.
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