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UFC boss Dana White rented $2.8M-a-week mega yacht before Donald Trump intro at RNC Milwaukee
UFC CEO and president Dana White went all out to make sure he made it to the RNC in Milwaukee on time, as he introduced ex-US President Donald Trump at the event.
The 54-year-old, a known supporter of the 'Make America Great Again movement,' was on vacation before leaving for Wisconsin on Thursday - a journey requiring travel by boat, helicopter and private jet.
The 377-ft-yacht costs $2.8million for the week, according to Sports Business insider Joe Pompliano on X.
White returned back to the cruiser less than 48 hours after leaving it, as shown by footage he posted on his Instagram Story, Saturday.
'I'm BACK!!!' White wrote over the clip. '@realdonaldtrump Honored my friend.'
Dana White shared footage of his luxurious vacation on his Instagram Story, earlier this week
The 54-year-old praised Trump in his intro before the former US President came on stage, Thur.
At the RNC, White said Trump 'is the toughest, most resilient human being that I have ever met in my life' in his introduction of the 78-year-old.
Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan also described the former President as 'an American hero.'
Hogan, 70, drew a raucous response when, standing on the main stage, he ripped off his shirt to reveal a red 'MAGA' shirt.
'As an entertainer, I try to stay out of politics,' Hogan said as he briefly broke character. 'I can no longer stay silent.'
Earlier this week, White slammed the botched assassination attempt on Trump in an interview with ESPN's Pat McAfee.
Trump has earned support from several MMA fighters and former wrestlers over recent years
He said: 'Everybody wants to act like a tough guy, well when s*** goes down, you find out who tough guys are and who tough guys are not.
'This guy is the legitimate, ultimate American bada** of all time,' he then said about Trump, more or less repeating those same words at the RNC in Milwaukee.
But, putting aside his love for Trump, White did stress that the shooting was a dark day for all Americans, both conservative and liberal.
'This is the former president and a candidate,' White pointed out.
'Imagine if somebody took a shot at Biden or Obama or Clinton. It's like, this is our president. If it happened to anybody, any of our presidents, every American on earth should be horrified by this and disgusted and upset and angry.'