“I Don’t Give a F*ck” – Dana White Does Not Hold Back in Response to New York Times Article Criticizing UFC’s Coronavirus Protocols (VIDEO)

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UFC president Dana White did not hold back in response to a New York Times article criticizing his Coronavirus protocols.

Dana White was asked about a New York Times article written by Kevin Draper that claimed the UFC was violating its own Coronavirus protocols — and his response was FIRE.

The New York Times criticized the UFC for allowing face-to-face interviews and handshakes with the fighters in the Octagon.

Dana White was also criticized for not wearing a face mask or gloves and other decisions related to testing fighters and personnel for the Coronavirus.

During a post-fight presser on Wednesday, Dana White had some brutal words for Draper.

“F*ck that guy. F*ck that guy,” Dana White said. “You know what happened with that guy? That guy who’s never covered the sport was writing a story about Endeavor (UFC’s parent company) and then the UFC was one of the Endeavor — you know.”

“And what happened when this guy and this paper covered the UFC –- when they’ve never covered it before? What do you think happened?” White said.

“This f*cking story was huge. They did killer traffic. Now they’re writing stories — three a week, and they’re posting live results. I don’t care what this guy thinks or what he has to say, what he writes. Good for him, he’s pulling traffic.”

When pressed again if he’s worried about the repercussions, Dana White said, “I don’t give a f*ck. Don’t give a f*ck.”

“Fair enough.” the reporter said.

OUCH!

WATCH (language warning):

Dana White held *nothing* back in response to the New York Times article criticizing UFC’s coronavirus protocols. #UFCJAX | Full interview: https://t.co/mVErfrG2Vl pic.twitter.com/rkM5qj97jF

— MMA Junkie (@MMAjunkie) May 14, 2020

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