Dana White Power Slap League’s broadcast premiere was postponed by one week, less than four days after White acknowledged having a physical confrontation with his wife on New Year’s Eve. The league on Television has reportedly been postponed due to the Dana White controversy. The UFC boss recently posted an update regarding the airing date of his league. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Dana White Power Slap League premiere date
The Power Slap League will now premiere on TBS on January 18, rather than its original debut date of January 11, next Wednesday, according to a UFC official who spoke to ESPN. UFC provided no other information on the delay. The competition/reality show “Power Slap: Road to the Title” has a specific air date of January 18 and was promoted on Thursday via the UFC Instagram account and UFC Boss Dana White.
Less than 🔟 days until the premiere of @PowerSlapLeague 🖐️
Don’t miss “Power Slap: Road to the Title” on TBS Jan 18 at 10 pm ET/PT 📺 pic.twitter.com/9pqAI8o8WZ
— UFC (@ufc) January 10, 2023
.@powerslapleague premiers Jan. 18th after @AEW on TBS pic.twitter.com/Y8zKlJ0Omg
— danawhite (@danawhite) January 10, 2023
Regarding the Dana White scandal on New Year’s Eve, TBS has not made any comments. Neither Endeavor, the parent company of the UFC, nor ESPN, the organization’s broadcast partner, have responded.
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Where and When to watch Power Slap League?
On Wednesday, January 18, 2023, at 10 PM ET/PT, TBS will air the PSL for the first time. “Power Slap: Road To The Title” is accessible via TV Everywhere applications, TBS (cable/satellite), TBS.com, TBS Mobile App, TBS on Hulu, and YouTube TV.
About the Dana White Power Slap League
Dana White has teamed up with his former business partners Lorenzo and Frank Fertitta for a new project called The Power Slap League. In 2001, the Fertitta brothers bought UFC and appointed White as president. White continued as president when the brothers sold the business to the Endeavor Talent Agency for $4 billion in 2016.
In the PSL tournament, two competitors alternately slap each other in the face for three rounds—or less if a knockout occurs. The league received a license from the Nevada State Athletic Commission in October, making it an officially sanctioned sporting event.
