Dana White confused after UFC reporter’s long-winded question: ‘What the f— did you just ask me?’

UFC 334 was a massive event that saw Ciryl Gane survive Josh Hokit, Kayla Harrison defeating the legendary Amanda Nunes and Stephen Thompson ending his career on the highest of notes.

It appeared UFC president Dana White was left more flabbergasted by a long-winded question he received in the post-fight press conference than he did by anything he saw in the cage at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.

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UFC President and CEO Dana White looks on during the UFC 335 and UFC 336 press conference at Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 13, 2026, in New York City. (Zuffa LLC)

The reporter prefaced his question about White “cooking up” MSG cards and it was a long journey to get White to respond to what he was actually asking – about whether White thinks about the battles he had to go through to get to this point in UFC.

“What the f— did you just ask me?” White responded in apparent shock. “What did you just ask me? ‘You think about the battles throughout the time like times like today? Do you think about the war?’ Are you saying all the hard work and you know all the battles?”

The reporter asked whether he thinks about it at all or just when he asks him.

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Josh Hokit speaks to UFC President and CEO Dana White after his heavyweight championship fight against Ciryl Gane of France during the UFC 334 event at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 14, 2026, in New York City. (Zuffa LLC)

“Just when you ask me,” White retorted.

White had a smile on his face the entire time and the exchange was less than contentious.

But the UFC executive had plenty to smile about.

Gane and Hokit went through a five-round war, which ended with Gane winning via unanimous decision to retain the UFC Heavyweight Championship. Harrison defended the UFC Women’s Bantamweight Championship when she got Nunes to tap out.

UFC President and CEO Dana White shakes hands with Kayla Harrison after her victory over Amanda Nunes of Brazil in their women’s bantamweight championship fight during UFC 334 at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 14, 2026, in New York City. (Zuffa LLC)

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Thompson, known as “Wonderboy” nailed Charles Radtke with a spinning-wheel kick in the third round during their preliminary bout. The TKO put an end on his career and was considered the “Performance of the Night.”