Dana White and Oscar De La Hoya are never exactly going to be best friends, but even White says there’s a line he wouldn’t cross. According to the UFC CEO, he’d rather tell De La Hoya to stay the hell…

Dana White revealed that Vince McMahon previously embarrassed him by leaving him with no reserved tickets at WrestleMania 34 for Ronda Rousey's 2018 WWE debut, eventually forcing him to sit in the bleachers. White shared the anecdote to deny Oscar De La Hoya's allegations that White attempted to set him up for humiliation at the Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn boxing event.
White insisted that despite their intense rivalry, he would never intentionally subject De La Hoya or any enemy to that type of mistreatment. Meanwhile, De La Hoya reiterated his distrust of White and voiced support for rival promoter Eddie Hearn.
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