Former UFC man says he would face Dana White for free: 'I'd love to beat him up'

McKenzie (photo) says he would like to settle accounts with Dana White. Photo: Disclosure/UFC

UFC president Dana White has built a successful career facing the largest MMA organization in the world. However, the manager always left some disagreements along the way, especially with former athletes. North American Cody McKenzie, who recently announced his retirement from MMA, is one of them. The lightweight revealed that he would put on the gloves again and fight without pay to face Dana White.

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“I would love to fight Dana White and beat the hell out of him. He talks bad about fighters all the time, disrespects fighters. Dana has never been in a fight. I would fight him for free”, said McKenzie, in an interview with the MMA Fighting website.

During his time in the UFC, McKenzie, who was part of the cast of TUF 12 – the UFC's reality show, had seven fights with three wins and four losses. However, the North American complains that he lacked gratitude from the UFC, as he accepted some fights without preparation time to replace injured fighters.

“He never had a problem leaning on me when they needed someone to fight at short notice. But when I was bad, they fired me,” said McKenzie, who continued attacking his opponent.

“What drives me most crazy is that he talks like he knows. All these people who talk about fighting are like a million virgins watching a porn movie and wanting to give their opinion. It’s ridiculous,” he concluded.

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