Dana White on WWE: UFC President Discloses How Vince McMahon’s WWE Can Benefit From Endeavor Ahead of Backlash 2023: UFC News: UFC parent company Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc. (“Endeavor”) and WWE parent company World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (“WWE”) have signed a final agreement to merge into a single publicly traded company. Now, Endeavor will own 51% of the new firm and existing WWE shareholders would own 49%. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.

Post UFC and WWE merger, UFC President Dana White yesterday in an interview said that the merger will have no effect on UFC. Dana will continue doing what they have been doing until now, there will be no scripted storyline. And fans will still get to watch the raw fights. Dana refused to speak on how the merger will impact UFC. But speaks on how WWE can benefit from it before Backlash 2023.

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UFC President Discloses How Vince McMahon’s WWE Can Benefit From Endeavor Ahead of Backlash 2023- ‘Licensing, Sponsorship’

UFC President Dana White discloses how Vince McMahon’s WWE can benefit from Endeavour ahead of Backlash 2023. He said that CEO Ari from Endeavor can add a lot of value to the business style such as dealing with licensing, and sponsorship and working on the never-ending list of factors that will help WWE as a business to grow. He talks about the current net value of WWE being 9 billion and lastly adds “Watch and see where they are in the next five years”.

Dana White on WWE: UFC President Discloses How Vince McMahon’s WWE Can Benefit From Endeavor Ahead of Backlash 2023- ‘Licensing, Sponsorship’

Dana White on WWE: UFC President Discloses How Vince McMahon’s WWE Can Benefit From Endeavor Ahead of Backlash 2023- ‘Licensing, Sponsorship’

He also mentioned a recent meeting with “the McMahons” and spoke highly of Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel, describing him as a trustworthy business partner who “lets you run your business” but can also “make anything happen” thanks to his huge Rolodex. There he also said that UFC would not be affected by the merger.

Dana’s attitude is typical of MMA fans who either don’t watch pro wrestling or are ashamed to admit they do. It would be bad for business in a variety of ways if the public got the notion that the UFC or its roster was dabbling with choreographed fights. Even if it doesn’t technically qualify as a crossover, his superiors at Endeavor will likely want to do more cross-promotion than just mentioning Raw at the weekend’s UFC event.

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