UFC president Dana White yesterday praised Donald Trump after the latter's decisive victory in the U.S. elections on Wednesday, Nov. 6 when he won Florida by the landslide margin of Vice President Kamala Harris on Nov. 6.
"He is the most resilient man I have ever known, and he has been quite a fighter," White told reporters.
Dana White Fully Supports Trump's Presidential Campaign
As per NDTV, the campaign strategy by Donald Trump did not stop him from getting the support of Dana White. The UFC CEO went to various places promoting the 78-year-old, stating that the candidate fights the battle with hard determination.
Big American podcasters such as Joe Rogan helped mobilize, according to White, for this great victory of the candidate.
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Praising Trump and His Family's Endurance
During the ceremony held after the election, White eloquently told in respect of tenacity and strength shown by him as well as his family; "Nobody deserves it more than he and his family. That's when the machine comes after you-that's what he does - doesn't quit. His the most resilient man ever, I've met-His family is terrific.".
He concluded that this was "karma" because of the endurance and rapport with which he and his family fought to win the victory.
While White was a true-blue Trump supporter all throughout, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich called Trump the "biggest whiner that ever walked the Earth."
In a 13-minute media talk before the game, Popovich said that Trump is a pathetic individual. He told the reporters that the US President is a poor example for kids.
A day after White declared Trump's win, Tom Aspinall said that there is a perfect candidate to replace the current UFC boss. He joked that Chael Sonnen could be a better UFC president.
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