Hunt blasts Dana White after being removed from UFC Australia: 'Fuck you, you bald asshole'

Hunt blasted President D. White (Photo: Reproduction/Facebook MarkHunt)

The heavy weight Mark Hunt didn't like being replaced by Fabricio Werdum in the fight he would wage against Marcin tybura, on November 18th, in the main attraction of UFC Australia, in Sydney. Through his social networks, the New Zealand fighter lost his line and fired harsh criticisms at Dana White, president of Ultimate.

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“You s***, son of a bitch, why did you take me out of the fight? You're going to get another lawsuit, you son of a bitch, fuck off you bald asshole, you can kiss my ass if you put on that limp chicken shit. F*** you, motherfucker,” Hunt wrote.

The UFC claimed that it removed the 'Super Samoan' from the card due to the athlete's health problems. The decision is in line with a recent interview with Hunt, who claimed to have memory loss as a result of damage suffered throughout his career. In another post, the heavyweight, with a more passive stance, said that his statements were misinterpreted, guaranteeing that he is healthy to fight.

“I'm disappointed that I was taken out of the fight. I passed all the exams two days ago. And I spent $100 on the camp. The truth is that the lawsuit I filed caused me to be removed. The interview was taken out of context and I want to reaffirm to all my fans, I only slur my words when I drink. I'm fit and healthy and I would understand if the UFC asked for tests to ensure my safety, however this is total sh*t, f*** you Dana, you always hated me, you dog. I spent hours with the doctors the other day and was cleared to fight. The interview was poorly reproduced and my slurring my words is a joke between my wife and me. My memory isn’t that good, but who remembers the shit they don’t want to remember?”, he concluded.

Hunt is coming off a recent knockout victory over Derrick Lewis, last June. At 43 years old, he has a record in Ultimate with eight wins, five setbacks, one draw and one no contest. The peak of his career in the organization was in 2014, when he competed for the interim heavyweight belt against the Brazilian Fabricio Werdum. At the time, he was knocked out in the second round. In total, his record is 13 triumphs, 11 setbacks, one draw and one unsuccessful fight.

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