UFC president Dana White flaunts his brand new customary AK-47 piece that has immaculate detailing
UFC’s head honcho Dana White is old-fashioned when it comes to expressing his mind at a press-conference, or speaking about topics that matter to him. This is reflected by his choice of collection in his office which includes a Samurai sword, and now a custom AK-47 art piece.
The artwork is designed by Bran Symondson, a pre-eminent figure in the art scene, famous for his art inspired by Afghan war. The art holds a significant place in typifying ‘change of currency’ over time. It is an ode to the journey of currency and pays reverence to White’s contribution inside the sport. Symondson has also injected the UFC acronym into one of the AK-47 bullets.
The boss-man posted a picture of the resplendent art on his Instagram page with the caption,
‘ Many of you have seen my AK-47 art piece. This is a new one done by @bransymondson. The detail is INCREDIBLE’
Jake Paul has an interesting one-fight proposition for UFC president Dana White
Dana White has been handed a golden opportunity by Paul, which involves a bet. And should the Youtuber turned boxer fail, White and the UFC can be assured that it will be the last they hear of him. ‘
Jake Paul wants a kick at the can to fight Conor Mcgregor in a one-off deal, and also expressed his willingness to step inside the UFC octagon. He tweeted out an offer to the head honcho of the organization and said,
‘Dana – Since you like me now, how about a 1 fight UFC deal to fight Conor.
If I win, you agree to my UFC fighter pay and healthcare proposal.
If I lose I donate my entire purse to all UFC fighters who make less than $50K a fight and never mention UFC again Deal?
If Paul has his integrity in place, the deal is actually quite fair, given that in any possible outcome is is the fighters that will benefit from it. Do you think the UFC will accept this challenge from the ‘Problem Child’ ?
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