Mr Boxing retweeted
🗣️ "Did you just walk in from across the street with your cell phone?"
Dana White snapped at Sun Sport's @Jack_Figg under questioning about the AJ-Fury fight and his involvement in it, which is causing controversy.
Mr Boxing retweeted
The media at this Zuffa Boxing presser are asking better questions to Dana White than the last six years of UFC pressers combined. Fair play, gents.
Mr Boxing retweeted
If I sign up for a big budget movie and make it clear I don’t want to work with a specific producer, like say a Harvey Weinstein, you can’t after the fact just try and coerce me into working with him.
That’s basically the situation Anthony Joshua is in. He’s ready to make the movie on the terms he signed up for.
Mr Boxing retweeted
Who’s the reporter here?
Absolutely stellar job, the flustering & swearing from Dana was embarrassing, it’s the first time I’ve seen somebody stick it on him regarding #FuryAJ & not fold, bravo 👏
Dana White got into a heated back and forth with a reporter who pressed him on his involvement in Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua.
#FuryAJ
Mr Boxing retweeted
Thanks Brudda
The bloke asking the questions is good at what he does, tbf. I don’t understand why when Dana gets asked a question that isn’t spoon-fed to him, he pretends he can’t understand it and waits for that silly thing that translates it for him. Is he Spanish? When he takes an eternity to answer a question, you’re thinking, ‘just f****g answer the question.’ It’s not difficult. And let’s make this perfectly clear, the UK fans didn’t ‘supposedly’ want it in the UK, they absolutely wanted it there.
I did also, but given all the politics at play, I didn’t care where it was in the end. I just wanted to see the fight. But the beauty of social media is that it gives fans a voice. As someone who has a good following across all my social platforms (all real), I’m telling you the British public wanted this fight in the UK. They were disgusted at the thought of this happening in New York.
🎥 @SecondsOutLive
#fightclub247 #boxing #fighter #furyjoshua
Mr Boxing retweeted
The bloke asking the questions is good at what he does, tbf. I don’t understand why when Dana gets asked a question that isn’t spoon-fed to him, he pretends he can’t understand it and waits for that silly thing that translates it for him. Is he Spanish? When he takes an eternity to answer a question, you’re thinking, ‘just f****g answer the question.’ It’s not difficult. And let’s make this perfectly clear, the UK fans didn’t ‘supposedly’ want it in the UK, they absolutely wanted it there.
I did also, but given all the politics at play, I didn’t care where it was in the end. I just wanted to see the fight. But the beauty of social media is that it gives fans a voice. As someone who has a good following across all my social platforms (all real), I’m telling you the British public wanted this fight in the UK. They were disgusted at the thought of this happening in New York.
🎥 @SecondsOutLive
#fightclub247 #boxing #fighter #furyjoshua
Mr Boxing retweeted
He has literally lost the plot
Mr Boxing retweeted
Warren rebuild Fury
Hearn is AJ's career-long promoter
Nick Khan did the Netflix deal
Dana White booked New York's Madison Square Garden
Can anyone, anywhere, tell me what this UFC fella has to do with the fight - apart from being Turki's latest pet?
Top work @TakeAymz
It’s clear you have been bought. Never seen so many sly zuffa posts. Could you confirm you have never recieved any financial offer from someone or company linked to Turki like all the other accounts?
After Dana’s comment about the @MostVpromotions @jakepaul @nakisa_bidarian MMA card fights not meaning anything. They should without doubt start marketing the Ngannou fight as being for the lineal MMA Heavyweight Championship. Start building now for that Aspinall fight on MVP
Conor benns next fight has to be promoted by zuffa! Who have to investors they will promote the Tyson fury card but have no promoters licence in the uk 🙈😂 checkmate surely
@DanRafael1 @arielhelwani @EverythingBoxi2