Dana White is informed that he only has 10 years left to live

 

Dana White is primarily known for leading the UFC. Under his leadership, the business and MMA's profile have both increased.

Ever since he started boxing at age 17, White has been interested in combat sports. As a result of this fascination, he has established a number of gyms centred around boxing and fitness related to boxing.

He just returned to the gym and has seen impressive results.

Dana White shed 30 pounds.

White claims to have shed 30 pounds as a result of receiving a health wake-up call.

White asked Gary Brecka, the head of 10X Health Systems in Florida, to do a thorough examination of his health.

Brecka can "take your blood and DNA, and tell you when you're going to die, and he's right within the month," according to White.

White had been given little over ten years to live by Brecka. He naturally made some drastic changes as a result, strictly according to Brecka's recommendations, and began working out again throughout the summer.

He appears to be in excellent shape presently for a man of 53.

Dana White in excellent condition

The image has generated a lot of discussion on social media. The majority of people have been supportive and have praised White for his new, healthy appearance. To acquire his shredded body, some have hypothesised that White utilised performance-enhancing medications.

Others have jumped to the UFC boss' defence, arguing that even in middle age, hard work, smart training, and proper nutrition can still produce excellent results.

In response, it was stated that individuals who were automatically attributing White's ripped physique to drugs must be ignorant of training and must be "out of shape themselves," and that anyone can achieve spectacular results at any age with continuous training and a sensible diet.

Dana White opposes using PEDs

In the past, White has swiftly denounced PEDs. He issued a challenge to former boxer turned YouTuber Jake Paul to submit to a drug test in December of last year after the two got into an argument.

In order to foster a drug-free atmosphere within the UFC, he implemented a policy in 2012 that requires all entering fighters to consent to undergoing drug testing prior to signing a contract with the organisation.

When speaking to MMA Weekly at the time, White stated: "These men that take these substances sooner and earlier in their lives now have to do these stuff because their body cannot manufacture testosterone... Therefore, we believe that we will win half the battles if we can eliminate that behaviour early with these players who are young and have the talent to be here.

White has made action to change the previous effects of steroid use on the sport's legitimacy and worth. Chael Sonnen is just one fighter whose opinions have changed as a result of White.White appears to be in excellent form, which cannot be disputed. Something that might make him popular among the combatants in his group.