Dana White’s UFC 94 Video Blog final

The most interesting part of this UFC 94 video blog comes at around the 9:50 mark, when Dana White becomes clearly upset over the Georges St. Pierre greasing incident and remarks, “Georges is in trouble.” Well, maybe not Georges so much as the cornerman who rubbed him down.

Other moments worth seeing here: Dana consoles a distraught Stephan Bonnar, Joe Rogan and Eddie Bravo gush over Jon Jones, and Dana watches Akihiro Gono and his camp rehearse their elaborate Octagon entrance, which was truly a thing to behold.

Here’s a video from the crowd of the entrance:

Yes, weird.

Dana White’s UFC 94 Video Blog 1/28/09 and Bonus Footage

Dana White’s UFC 94 Video Blog 1/28/09

Dana White’s UFC 94 Video Blog – Bonus Footage

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Dana White handles some media obligations, gets covered in make-up, and divides his time between his “Irish mob TV show” and the build-up to UFC 94. Just in case he didn’t have enough to worry about, his driver gets pulled over in NYC for talking on his cell phone. Dana attempts to smooth things over with some fun little jokes about the guy’s national heritage.

Dana White’s UFC 94 Video Blog 2

Dana White’s UFC 94 Video Blog 2
In the second episode of Dana White’s UFC 94 video blog we get a look inside the taping of “The Ultimate Fighter,” and encounter a man identified as Dana White Sr. Could this really be the father of the UFC prez?

Dana White’s UFC 94 Video Blog 1

Taped on Sunday, Jan. 25th, from San Diego at WEC 38
Dana White’s first video blogging effort for UFC 94 seems intent on answering the question: who do pro fighters favor in this weekend’s B.J. Penn-Georges St. Pierre clash? Fairly consistently, it seems like they think Penn has it wrapped up. Some of that might be because Penn has kicked their ass or GSP has kicked the ass of their teammate, depending on who you’re asking.

The other highlight near the end of the video is the appearance of Norifumi “Kid” Yamamoto.

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Fight-day installments of the Danavlog tend to be a lot more interesting than other episodes from the previous week, and the 1/17 video was no exception. It opens with DW chatting with Michael Bisping before they do a demonstration of UFC Undisputed in Dublin. Bisping reminisces about the days when he was unbeatable at Street Fighter II. He’s also pleased with the U.K. team that he’ll be coaching on TUF, and very psyched to be a part of it. During the video game demo, Dana White plays as Quinton Jackson, while the Count plays as himself. The simulated fight goes pretty much how it would if Bisping were to actually fight Rampage.

At the fights, Alistair Overeem stops by to to say hello to the UFC prez; giddy as a schoolgirl, Dana starts squeezing his muscles. Overeem points out that he’s not as big as Brock Lesnar. Dana asks him if he’s ready to fight in the UFC, and Overeem says he is if management can work it out. K-1 super-heavyweight champ Semmy Schilt is also in attendance, and Dana makes it clear that he’d be welcome in the Octagon too. Later, Joe Rogan brutally mocks a Dana White superfan directly behind her back, Mauricio Rua is offered the Chuck Liddell fight, and Dana calls Dublin “pound-for-pound the best fuckin’ place we’ve ever been.”

Dana White’s UFC 93 Video blog Episode 5

Former American League Rookie of the Year Marty Cordova has been a consistent fixture in Dana White’s UFC 93 video blogs this week, and we have no idea why. At first it was just him hanging around in the background, playing with his hair and trying to appear unbothered by Dana’s harassment. Now he takes center stage to determine who can run a faster mile. When video blog historians look back on this decades from now, they will probably pinpoint this as the exact moment that Dana White’s video blog jumped the shark. No MMA at all in this one. Just Dana berating an ex-pro baseball player as they both run on treadmills.

Dana White’s UFC 93 Video Blog Episode 4

The task of following the UFC prez around with a video camera may not sound so difficult, it seems like where you really earn your money is when it comes time to absorb some verbal abuse. Other highlights include a lengthy conversation with Irish boxer Barry McGuigan, and then we end with a rant as Dana realizes he was swindled by 82-year-old PR Director Jim Burn during their bet to see who could navigate the streets of NYC faster. Riveting stuff, in other words.

Dana White’s UFC 93 video blog episode 3

Dana White’s latest video-blogging effort is very long but not very interesting. He pumps a little iron, tries to convert kilograms to pounds, wanders around Dublin, and strikes up conversations with a few fighters.

Dana White’s UFC 93 video blog 2

Here’s the next installment in Dana White’s UFC 93 video blog, where the UFC prez and Rich Franklin commiserate over England’s shitty food, Dana confronts Dan Henderson on his perceived shit-talking, and more fun with the British TUF 9 tryouts.

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