UFC 300: Dana White Predicts Conor McGregor’s Gate Stardom To Get Shattered During Alex Pereira vs Jamahal Hill PPV

UFC president Dana White has claimed that the UFC 300 will break gate records of Conor McGregor at the T-Mobile Arena. 

The promotion’s historic card is just under a month away. The UFC 300 will be headlined by a light heavyweight championship bout between Jamahal Hill and Alex Pereira. The card will also feature Justin Gaethje vs. Max Holloway along with fighters like Bo Nickal, Aljamain Sterling, Charles Oliveira, and many more. 

Going into the event, the UFC 300 is widely claimed to be one of the best cards that the promotion has ever put together, and rightfully so. Speaking about the same during an interview with TNT Sports, Dana White revealed his expectations from the event. 

Interestingly, White believes that the UFC 300 will shatter the gate records set by Conor McGregor at the T-Mobile Arena. For those unaware, McGregor’s fight against Khabib Nurmagomedov and his trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier took place at the same arena. Moreover, those were some of the biggest events ever to be held there. 

Dana White tells TNT Sports #UFC300 is expected to break every record at the T-Mobile Arena. pic.twitter.com/P9gCpnsgOU

— Jed I. Goodman © (@jedigoodman) March 26, 2024

That said, it will be interesting to see how the event does in just under a month’s time. 

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What was the first fight that Dana White ever watched?

Dana White is someone who has changed the landscape of combat sports. Over the past two decades, he has somehow managed to outshine the sport of boxing with his MMA promotion, UFC. 

However, it was the sport of boxing which initially attracted him to combat sports. Speaking about it during a recent interview with Lex Fridman, White revealed that it was one of Muhammad Ali’s fights that he first watched as a kid. He said:

“I remember being at my grandmother’s house and I think it was an Ali fight.”

Catch Dana White’s comments in the video below (1:05):

That said, it’s safe to say that despite losing its popularity over the years, boxing’s impact is certainly immeasurable. 

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