Dana White is the President of the UFC and is certainly a controversial figure in the world of MMA. Dana White was also previously accused of an ‘illegal crime’ in Las Vegas.
Georges St-Pierre recently spoke to the ‘Legend 2 Legend’ series by MMA Junkie, where the UFC legend claimed that the UFC stopped Johnny Hendricks from taking a drug test before their fight at UFC 167.
“I was telling Johny Hendricks that ‘Okay, let’s make drug testing for that fight’ and he agreed in the beginning but the after, he said no…He didn’t want to do it and I’ve learned also that UFC tell him to not do it because they didn’t want to start a trend that people start doing it [drug testing]. I know there’s a lot of good fighters that are honest, that don’t cheat and it would have made a lot of guys that are honest, who think their opponent might be cheating, to do the same trend. They didn’t want that to start so they told Johny Hendricks to not do it,” said Geroges St-Pierre.
This is certainly a serious allegation meted out by the UFC legend and it is unknown whether it is the truth or not.
