On this episode of The Colin Cowherd Podcast, Colin opens by defending the rogue 12-team super club soccer league that is drawing outrage from FIFA (1:00). His guest this week is UFC President Dana White, who discusses sponsors coming around during the pandemic (4:00), why he supports Jake Paul cashing in as a boxer (9:00), if Conor McGregor still has a place in UFC (10:00), why he doesn't want to expand to outdoor arenas (12:00), the difference in running the sport now compared to the beginning of his tenure (15:00), if the sport needs more domestic stars (21:00), how he continues to find new talent (23:00), his reaction to the recent pre-fight weigh-in altercation (25:00), his complicated relationship with the media (27:00), what to watch for at UFC 261 in Jacksonville (31:00), which fighter could be the sport's next big star (29:00), and who he considers the most dominant UFC fighter ever (33:00).
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