Dana White has been bragging about his unauthorized involvement in the Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua boxing superfight for months. Now he’s starting to sound pretty sick of the whole thing as contractual restrictions may push him out of the…

Dana White clashed with British reporters during a post-event press conference in London regarding his involvement in the Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua bout. The UFC CEO grew agitated as journalists repeatedly questioned his role despite contractual disputes threatening the fight. White adamantly maintained that he remains actively involved in promoting the anticipated heavyweight matchup at Principality Stadium.
According to reports, Anthony Joshua's contract specifies that the bout must occur in the United Kingdom without the involvement of White or TKO. Promoter Eddie Hearn is enforcing those terms, prompting White to publicly criticize Hearn and dismiss suggestions that he should step aside to ensure the event moves forward.
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