UFC Vegas 110 is in the books, but the heat is still on. Saturday’s Fight Night, headlined by unranked featherweights Steve Garcia and David Onama, drew multiple finishes yet zero casual buzz. Only four of 26 fighters cracked the top 15 and next week’s UFC Vegas 111 (Bonfim vs Brown) follows the same script, with solid pros fighting, but zero needle-movers. Back-to-back Apex shows sandwiched between PPV giants have fans yawning and complaining. No ranked main events, no title implications, and no arena energy, has fans with their wallets closed and unhappy. And UFC’s boss, Dana White seems to have only doubled down on what he has prepared for the fans so far, with his latest comments.
Dana White, fresh off Power Slap duties, crashed Nina Marie Daniel’s, aka Nina Drama’s stream for a Q&A round with the fans. Thousands flooded the chat and one bold fan typed, “Why are the next two Apex cards so bad?”
White read it aloud, paused, and then erupted saying, “Let me ask you a question, how’s it bad when it hasn’t even happened yet?” he shouted. “It hasn’t even happened yet. Shut the f*** up! Watch it tomorrow. And if it’s bad, tell me it’s bad. Alright…”
This has been the talking point for UFC fans who have complained about both the events being boring or bad. At the end of the day, UFC has always been about what the fans want and these two events severely lack star power to keep the fans excited for the upcoming cards.
Fans want stakes, not just violence, and Dana wants silence until the cage door shuts. While UFC 110 is done and dusted, the crowd is continuing with their boos.
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