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Dana White says fight was pulled from UFC 324 card

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Dana White says fight was pulled from UFC 324 card after wagering flag

UFC CEO Dana White said a fight was pulled from the UFC 324 card on Saturday, Jan. 24 because of a wagering flag.

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Dana White on UFC 324 main card commercials backlash: 'It's $8.99'

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Dana White Pulls UFC 324 Fight From Card Hours Before Event

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UFC 324 post-event facts: Justin Gaethje makes history in multiple ways

The first event of the Paramount+ era is in the books after UFC 324 took place Saturday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

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Dana White addresses ad avalanche during UFC 324: ‘It’s $8.99’

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UFC Veteran Proves Dana White Was Partly Lying About Secret Bonuses Before Paramount’s $25K Move

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Dana White defends pre-Paramount bonus system: ‘Everyone would get a check’ | UFC 324

“So what has been happening forever in the company, since we started this company, is every night I would tell you guys, ‘Oh, these guys won these bonuses,’” White said.

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Dana White responds to complaints about ads during UFC 324 debut on Paramount+

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UFC CEO Dana White Reveals Sad Reason for UFC Paramount+ Ads During UFC 324

Dana White clarified the reasoning behind the excessive influx of ads during the UFC 324 main card broadcast.

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White: UFC to pay for entire White House card; no taxpayer funds being sought

UFC will pay for the White House card this summer in full and is not asking for taxpayer funds to help offset ballooning costs, according to president and CEO Dana White.

Waldo Cortes-Acosta hopes UFC 324 win leads to White House title fight

Cortes-Acosta (16-2 MMA, 9-2 UFC) faces former title challenger Lewis (29-12 MMA, 20-10 UFC) in Saturday's UFC 324 ( Paramount+) main card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Cortes-Acosta, who fought five times in 2025, initially wanted to fight in December but wound up with a better deal in the promotion's debut card on Paramount.

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Paramount says nearly 5 million watched its UFC debut event

UFC and Paramount agreed to a seven-year deal last year worth $7.7 billion. The post Paramount Says Nearly 5 Million Watched Its UFC Debut Event appeared first on Front Office Sports.