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Dana White is the current President of the Ultimate Fighting Championship in the United States (UFC). The UFC has developed into a multibillion-dollar global phenomenon under White’s leadership.

Net Worth and Salary of Dana White

In actuality, the $4 billion-plus UFC transaction will net White $360 million before taxes.

As a result, Dana White’s net worth of $500 million in 2021 isn’t surprising.

He spent much of his childhood participating in sports and is a lifetime supporter of the Boston Red Sox baseball team.

He even went to the University of Massachusetts, however, he did not complete his studies.

He started a boxing program for at-risk youths in the inner city when he was there.

There is no more information on family, siblings.

Facts of Dana White

Professional Career of Dana White

Dana holds a 9% stake in the UFC. The Fertitta brothers were reportedly in advanced talks to sell the UFC for as much as $6 billion in May 2016.

Dana’s 9% investment would have been worth $540 million at that price point.

In July 2016, it was announced that UFC had been sold for $4 billion to entertainment agency WME-IMG. Dana has a net worth of $360 million before taxes.

He pay for 2017 is rumored to be $20 million, a figure that has stayed consistent over the years.

White does, however, earn a 9% share of future net revenues from UFC events as a result of the WME-IMG acquisition of the promotion, and will continue to do so until his current 5-year contract with the company expires.

Since October 2016, White, the head of the Las Vegas-based cage-fighting organization, has purchased three enormous properties in the opulent Tournament Hills area of Las Vegas, according to property records.

They’re all close together, crowded on or around Pine Island Court, and only steps away from a 6,000-square-foot estate he acquired there last decade, giving him a significant slice of the area.

According to county records, he bought about 7,700-square-foot property in October for just under $1.8 million, a 5,500-square-foot house for $2.4 million in January, and a nearly 4,700-square-foot house for $2 million in March.

On Thursday, May 18, 2017, in Las Vegas, construction on property joining numerous residences belonging to UFC president Dana White began in the Tournament Hills neighborhood.

According to public records, White purchased his first home in the neighborhood for $1.95 million in 2006 from former Ultimate Fighting Championship co-owner Frank Fertitta III.

Fertitta and his brother Lorenzo Fertitta, principal owners of Station Casinos, sold UFC for an estimated $4 billion last summer, prompting the big-house purchasing binge.

The league, which the Fertittas and White bought for $2 million in 2001, was sold to a group led by entertainment agency WME-IMG.

During this time, he worked as an aerobics instructor to supplement his income.

Dana White Enterprises was founded in Las Vegas in 1992, and it was during this period that he began managing boxers, Chuck Lidell and Tito Ortiz.

With his foot in the door as a UFC manager, he discovered that Semaphore Entertainment Group, the UFC’s parent company, was attempting to sell the organization. Fortunately for White, he had grown up with Lorenzo Fertitta, a successful executive at the hotel and gambling company Station Casinos.

Lorenzo instantly recognized the potential profit and struck a contract to purchase the UFC.

Frank, Lorenzo’s older brother, was also asked to join in the fun. In 2001, the Fertitta brothers paid a total of $2 million for an 81 percent share in the UFC. They quickly installed White as president.

Since purchasing the UFC, White and his team have transformed the organization, which was once considered savage and illegal, into a national phenomenon.

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Quick Facts of Dana White

• White, president of the Las Vegas-based cage-fighting league, bought three massive houses in Las Vegas’ wealthy Tournament Hills enclave since fall 2016, property records indicate.
• He acquired a roughly 7,700-square-foot house for just under $1.8 million in October.
• 5,500-square-foot home for $2.4 million in January, and a nearly 4,700-square-foot house for $2 million in March, county records indicate.
• White bought his first house in the neighborhood for $1.95 million in 2006.
• Former Ultimate Fighting Championship co-owner Frank Fertitta III, records show.
• While he was there he opened up a boxing program for at-risk children in the inner-city.
• In total, the Fertitta brothers paid $2 million in 2001 for an 81% ownership stake in the UFC.