Matchroom Boxing promoter does not believe UFC fighters will be happy to see how much Dana White will be paying Zuffa Boxing athletes

What is Zuffa Boxing? UFC boss Dana White brings reasons for excitement and concern - Comment: After much bluster from White ahead of his new venture, has its debut event conjured the desired hype?

UFC CEO, Dana White, doesn’t want UFC fighters getting mixed up in Zuffa Boxing. Not now, not ever. That hasn’t stopped former UFC bantamweight champion, Sean O’Malley, from trying to worm his way into the “sweet science.

Fronted by White, bankrolled by Saudi Arabia and operated by Nick Khan, Zuffa promises to be a formidable presence in the sport.

Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn continued his rivalry with UFC CEO Dana White by predicting a tumultuous first year of Zuffa Boxing.

Few boxers had a more transformative 2025 than Haney, who shook off a beatdown by Ryan Garcia (later overturned to a no-contest) in 2024 and not only won both his fights but also picked up a title belt in a third weight class.

Following two straight losses to Merab Dvalishvili, O’Malley will fight Song Yadong at UFC 324. That clash will serve as the co-main event at Saturday’s debut on Paramount+ after Kayla Harrison vs Amanda Nunes was postponed.

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