“I don’t know anything about what they’re doing,” White told The Mac Life. “It probably makes sense when shit isn’t working for anybody, they should all probably get together. Let’s take two organizations that don’t sell tickets and nobody watches and let’s merge them together and make a bigger company that won’t sell tickets and nobody will watch.”
“Listen, I’ve said this a hundred times and I’m f—— around,” White added. “I don’t look at any of those guys as our competition. We’re on a whole other f—— stratosphere now. I mean, I’m competing with all the majors. Those guys aren’t my competition so good luck to them all. I wish them all the best.”
MVP did a one-off MMA event on Netflix back in May, to great success, and PFL is currently airing its MMA product on ESPN. That said, Paul and Co. have yet to find a streaming home for their new endeavor, which could prove to be a major factor in how much (if any) competition they pose to UFC
