Tyson Fury Invites Dana White to Join His Side: “Be My Advisor, Trainer or Manager”
Dana White is asked by Tyson Fury to help him prepare for his upcoming fight.
UFC boss Dana White has never shied away from showing how big of a boxing event he has produced outside of the UFC. He generated immense hype and proved why he is still the best in the game. After that, he went ahead and launched a boxing organization with Turki Al-Sheikh.
Even before Zuffa White had proven himself in boxing. He had already promoted some of the biggest boxing matches, such as Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford and Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor. The 57-year-old is now being approached by Tyson Fury, who is requesting that he change sides and support him.
Tyson Fury Asks Dana White to Assist Him in Getting Ready for His Next Fight
'The Gypsy King' says he has no problem with Dana White getting involved in his next fight. He basically told White to jump in whatever role he wants, whether that’s advisor, trainer, manager, or anything else. In a recent video, ‘The Gypsy King’ said:
"If Dana White wants to be involved, he can come in on my side. He can be apart of me. Get in, Dana. You wanna make the fight? You come on my side. Be an advisor. Be a trainer. Be a manager. Be whatever the f**k you want...It does not matter who is involved.”
The 38-year-old made it clear he is open to anyone getting involved, whether that’s Bob Arum, Eddie Hearn, or whoever else wants a seat at the table. On the other side of things, Dana White is already cooking up something even bigger than the White House card, though it comes with a price tag that goes well north of $150 million.
Dana White Reveals Why the UFC Colosseum Event Never Took Place?
White revealed he was in serious talks to host a UFC event at the iconic Colosseum in Italy. However, the price tag quickly killed the deal. The $150 million asking price was too high even for the UFC boss to support.
White walked away from the negotiations but hasn’t completely shut the door on the idea. He made it clear that if a billionaire stepped in and footed the bill, he would be more than happy to make it happen. Now fans keen to wonder where is going to be the next UFC’s iconic venue.
