Dana White is an American businessman best known as the president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). He played a crucial role in transforming the UFC into a global sports phenomenon, promoting mixed martial arts (MMA) and increasing its popularity worldwide. Under his leadership, the UFC has grown significantly, hosting numerous high-profile events and attracting millions of fans. Born on July 28, 1969, in Manchester, Connecticut, White has a background in boxing and martial arts. He became involved with the UFC in 2001 when he and his partners purchased the organization. Since then, he has been instrumental in its success, making him a prominent figure in the sports industry.