Dana White gave an intriguing answer when asked about an Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg slap fight The UFC president said he would make an enlightening announcement in the following months UFC president Dana White has been overwhelmed by the apparent success of his Power Slap League. At the same time, he is also seriously
Dana White said his team now has three war rooms, one for UFC, one for Power Slap League and another for a new project The UFC boss boasted about the overwhelming numbers his Power Slap League has been generating UFC president Dana White has got his fingers in every pie as far as everything about
Dana White’s Power Slap League was dealt a blow of its own after six of the controversial promotion’s competitors tested positive for an assortment of banned substances. According to the Nevada State Athletic Commission, multiple “athletes” were found to have injected or ingested a variety of PEDs, stimulants, and painkillers. It’s another setback for Dana
Tim Sylvia recently made his return and won his pro slap fighting debut in a lopsided match The ex-UFC champ knocked his opponent out in five rounds After almost a decade, former UFC heavyweight champion Tim Sylvia made an epic return not in MMA. Instead, the now 47-year-old decided to enter professional slap fighting and
Tim Sylvia is ready to try his hand, literally, at slap fighting. The former two-time UFC heavyweight champion will be part of a SlapFIGHT Championship event on April 22 in Oklahoma City. The ‘Main-iac’ is the first former UFC champion to jump into the controversial world of slap fighting. It will also be the first
Power Slap will have a new streaming service for season two. According to a report from MMAFighting, TBS representatives confirmed that they won’t be airing another season of Power Slap. The MMA community seems happy with the news, but White isn’t giving up on his newest business feature anytime soon, partnering with Rumble for season
Dana White’s Power Slap League may be guilty of manufacturing its social media engagement. The UFC’s president’s much-maligned pet project has struggled to maintain ratings during its first season of Power Slap: Road to the Title on TBS. Airing on March 8, the season finale dropped to a record low of 220,000 viewers, finishing as
Dana White’s Power Slap League has been the subject of much debate since its inception and television debut. Slap fighting is nothing new, but the controversial sport earned a significant amount of attention during the COVID-19 pandemic when people were stuck at home scrolling through their phones amid a global shutdown. Seeing the staggering numbers
Power Slap producer and UFC president Dana White hit back at the critics of NSAC (Nevada State Athletic Commission) for approving slap-fighting competition. Dana White revolutionized the sport of mixed martial arts after taking over the UFC with the Fertitta brothers in 2001. In under two decades separated from the purchase, White and company transformed
UFC president Dana White is very proud of his newest project, Power Slap. Dana White is best known as the president of the UFC but now he is also the man in charge of a new combat sports organization, Power Slap. This new league is slap-fighting and has caught the eye of many people in
Dana White’s Power Slap League is being investigated by United States Congressmen. The backlash toward the UFC-affiliated slap-fighting league has reached a new level. At first, fighters and media members voiced their opinions on the dangers of a defenseless combat sport, but now two politicians are looking to take action. New Jersey’s Ninth District Representative
Jon Kennedy becomes the first athlete under the Power Slap banner to receive a suspension after failing a drug test in Nevada. Power Slap middleweight fighter Kennedy is coming off a contest against John Davis in episode 3 of Power Slap: Road to the Title earlier this month. Davis started off strong with a vicious
You can add New Zealand heavyweight boxer Sonny Bill Williams to the list of athletes that disapprove of Dana White’s Power Slap League. The former professional rugby league and rugby union player recently took to Twitter asking fans if they would allow their children to compete in the quote-unquote sport that some have called nothing
Dana White’s Power Slap League was hit with a hard dose of reality after receiving a brief glimmer of hope last week. Despite being promoted more than UFC 284, which features a super fight between the top two pound-for-pound fighters in the world, Power Slap failed to carry over its audience over the past two
Power Slap League has had a tough time finding fans since its inception, but Anthony Smith is one of the few who will openly preach their love for Dana White’s latest pet project. Known for his occasional hot takes, the UFC light heavyweight contender recently declared his love for the much-mired slap-fighting competition. ‘Lionheart’ shared
Despite being critically panned, Dana White’s Power Slap League will move forward with plans to close out its first season on pay-per-view. The Power Slap finals will air live from The UFC APEX in Las Vegas on March 11 according to a report from Sports Illustrated. The event will bear witness to the crowning of