UFC star wrote diss track about Dana White – ‘He | Sports News

Former UFC star Tyron Woodley has revealed that he as soon as wrote a diss track about Dana White after the pair fell out whereas he was nonetheless on the roster.

Woodley has claimed that the UFC pressured him to combat whereas nursing an damage, and believed that White tried to make him “look stupid” when continuing to stage a title combat with out him.Woodley was a former UFC Welterweight Champion and defended his belt on 4 events, earlier than his fight sports activities profession started trending within the flawed direction.

But whereas he was nonetheless a champion and present process surgical procedure on a torn labrum, the UFC opted to rearrange an interim welterweight title combat between Rafael dos Anjos and Colby Covington. White and Woodley could also be on higher phrases now, however in 2018, the latter launched a rap music titled ‘I’ll Beat Yo A–‘ with T-Dubb-O and Wiz Khalifa additionally that includes.

During an look on ‘Verse Us with Eric Nicksick,’ Woodley revealed that the music was written about White. “That’s why I made that song, ‘I’ll Beat Yo A–,'” Woodley stated. “If you listen to the lyrics, it was for Dana White. But I couldn’t say that I wanna beat Dana White’s a–, but I wanted to bad. Because he made me look stupid. Why you gonna sit here and act like that. Bisping and Florian was both laughing. ‘Haha’ I’ll beat both of your a–.'”

Some of the lyrics included: “Beat your head to the white meat, knock out all your white teeth.” There was pressure between Woodley and White prior to now, with the UFC CEO refusing to credit the previous welterweight champion for his performances.

When Woodley defended his belt towards Demian Maia at UFC 214, White admitted that he was sad together with his efficiency regardless of the outcome. Woodley felt disrespected and demanded a public apology, however White ignored his request.

“If you’re going to publicly scrutinize me — Dana White, he needs to apologize to me,” Woodley stated on ‘The MMA Hour.’ “I’ve done nothing but good stuff for the sport. I’ve done nothing but be a good [role] model for the organization.

“I combat with f—ing integrity. I coated your sport from the FOX desk a week earlier than my combat. I at all times uphold my tasks with the group. The phrase behind business is ‘man.’ You need to be a man, and owe me a public apology. And if I do not get that, I’m going to start out leaking some s— that people do not need to be out within the wind. I’m not kidding about that.”

Woodley and White then discussed the hostility in person, and although a public apology wasn’t made, their relationship did improve. “There was some yelling back and forth,” Woodley said. “At the tip of the dialog, I felt fairly snug.

“It ended on a positive note. Two men can talk on the phone and maybe not agree on everything, but at least respect each other. I still feel he should apologize publicly, but I’m not going to hold my breath.

“The dialog ended with respect and that was actually my objective. Dana is aware of all about speaking off emotion. I went a little (loopy) and was speaking off emotion, too. Did I actually plan on leaking stuff? Probably not. But on the time, I used to be mad and it sounded good.”