Dana White or Eddie Hearn: Who is the best promoter?

augustinejtrujillo3mo ago

Jake Paul and MVP

seabright054mo ago

Dana promoted an entire organization into existence ,its not even close imo.

memphisdude6124mo ago

Don king

auraofblack5mo ago

Eddie

garrydillon95mo ago

Dana White is tighter than 2 coats of paint and he's pals with a child abusing president!

neilbarker6927mo ago

Eddie Hearn. Dana is always getting snagged off for poor fight cards and the way he treats his fighters. It's not just sorting out fights it's all round promoting..

bamsports248mo ago

Dana had absolutely 0 competition building the UFC and that is why he was able to establish and operate a none free market. There were no established promotions. All he needed was financial backing which he got. Boxing is much tougher where fighters ultimately have more control of there careers. Eddie got matchroom when it was literally empty.

mjs0703788mo ago

Hearn is all about himself and bets under the table, seen that today with his mismatch David vs Goliath match, wtf... Dana will provide a home for boxers to train at with stability

barnstormlance8mo ago

I think Dana's a better businessman and pioneer, but Eddie is the better single event promoter. Or, I'll say, Dana is great at promoting the UFC but doesn't care at all about promoting the individual fighters.

harvey.leonard8mo ago

In terms of impact on a sport it's Dana. But in terms of their style, Hearn seems to do more for his fighters. Dana is all about the UFC brand and his own interests.

kyle.dimond8mo ago

Dana overall, maybe a different argument in recent times. Eddie has done big things but he was born into it.

donaghcorby19978mo ago

Dana completely took over a sport, albeit with limited competition and seemingly unlimited resources. Eddie in a competitive, regulated sport seems to do a better job

jordan.ellis8mo ago

Dana promotes himself and the UFC. Eddie really gets behind his fights. I prefer his style.

jamie.theodosi8mo ago

I feel like how Dana has built the UFC puts him ahead. Boxing promoters have it pretty easy...