UFC sign 4-0 prospect Dana White compared to Jon Jones after savage knockout
📍 Aftermath
The 4‑0 prospect was signed by the UFC after the knockout that prompted the Jon Jones comparison, and the Contender Series moved on with its Week 5 card, including results, scorecards and a winner who was denied a contract. Coverage of the fighter’s signing ceased after those reports, leaving the story without a further definitive update.
Epilogue added 26d ago, after coverage quieted.
Sources (7)
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Week 5 Results + Scorecards UFC.com · 60d ago
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DWCS Results: Pasley vs. Berisha MMA Fighting · 60d ago
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Week 5 Preview UFC.com · 60d ago
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UFC sign 4-0 prospect Dana White compared to Jon Jones after savage knockout Bloody Elbow · 60d ago broke it first
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