Trump Reveals He Asked UFC Boss Dana White to Become New Press Secretary

In recent statements that quickly garnered widespread media attention, Donald Trump revealed that he approached Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) chief executive Dana White regarding the high-profile position of White House press secretary. The unconventional suggestion highlights the close personal relationship between the former president and the prominent sports promoter.

According to reports from major news organizations, Trump recounted casually asking White to take on the demanding communications role, famously urging him with the sentiment to take the job. Despite the public disclosure, there has been no indication that White seriously considered leaving his leadership role at the helm of the multi-billion-dollar mixed martial arts organization.

Dana White has been a vocal and prominent supporter of Trump across multiple political campaigns, often speaking at major rallies and conventions. Their friendship dates back years, rooted in the early days of the UFC when Trump hosted events at his properties in Atlantic City, a partnership that White has frequently credited with helping the sport gain mainstream acceptance.

While the prospect of a sports entertainment executive stepping into the role of White House press secretary generated considerable discussion and amusement among political commentators, the idea remains an informal anecdote rather than a serious administrative appointment.