I do wonder how much real power, especially in those aspects of the business, does Dana have since 2016 when UFC was sold. I always thought he had a symbolic role, a sort of a head honcho spokesperson for the company, and that all the other major decisions go through Endeavor, especially as they bought out the full control over UFC in 2021. And you know Ari Emanuel likes to have firm control over his bussines. Dana surely has some merit and people do listen to him, but I doubt he has the final say in things like this.
He is the Owner sure he would defend fighter pay that is all flag out on the internet, and I think Dana White is the one in control he is the face of UFC and I think Ari Emanuel is trusting him mostly with the decision, surely they will, and I don't want any further topic about this anymore, I do conclude they can sure do anything they want this is their company and we can not compare different sport payments to players with the UFC because they had different situations.
Her's a great boxer, no doubt about it, but looking at his boxing record, Total fights: 50, Wins: 50, Wins by KO:27, Losses: 0, I think he should be extremely thankful to have such good managers throughout his career. On the other hand, it wasn't only because of luck that he got them. He was born into a family of boxers, his father and uncles were professionals, so surely they had right connections. And, of course, he's a genius himself, a hard working one, you can't take that away from him.
Surely enough he has that reputation, and no doubt he is a great boxer and with his very clean record surely thing that is not all just dumb luck, you can not have all luck with boxing they sure need hard work and connection to surely get on top, without any lost records on your scorecard, pretty much Floyd Mayweather is pretty careful on what he is doing towards his career, and I sure understand why he keeps on not accepting fights with Pacquiao back then I think he is pretty Cautious in who's gonna fight.
