There have been many instances when UFC President Dana White had a favorite in championship fights, though some of them are much more personal.

By his own admission, UFC CEO Dana White has been talking about getting into the boxing game for a while. Apart from dipping the UFC's proverbial toes in the water with things like Zuffa Boxing and the backing of the sport and boxers like Callum Walsh on UFC Fight Pass,

Dana White teased a big announcement that could see him enter the world of boxing. The CEO of the UFC has long been linked with making inroads into the sport. However, he has refrained from doing so,

Dana White confirmed Thursday that he is "in" when it comes to boxing. The UFC boss is in Cork, Ireland this week to help promote 360 Promotions and Zuffa Boxing's event with rising Irish super welterweight Callum Walsh in Friday's main event against Przemyslaw Runowski.

Dana White isn’t committing to Michael Chandler or anybody else as Conor McGregor’s next opponent because it all comes down to timing when the Irish superstar is ready to compete again.

UFC president Dana White has given an update on Conor McGregor's return to the octagon, and it appears to contradict what 'The Notorious' has been saying in recent weeks

Dana White promised future involvement in another combat sport. The UFC founder flew to Dublin, Ireland, for Friday's boxing match between Callum Walsh and Przemek Runowski. On Thursday, White said he'll continue to explore a boxing relationship.