Colby Covington EXPOSES the UFC for RUINING His Career...

Colby Covington goes nuclear on the UFC, accusing Dana White and Hunter Campbell of freezing him out of fights and exposing deeper problems with UFC matchmaking. ============================= Join this channel to get access to members-only perks: ============================= Connect with us! Fight Society on Instagram: Fight Society on X / Twitter: For sponsorships and business inquiries: fightsocietycontact@gmail.com Check out Wyatt's World (Personal/Non-MMA Channel): ============================= ABOUT THIS EPISODE: In a recent interview with Colby Covington on Submission Radio, the former UFC welterweight contender went off on the Ultimate Fighting Championship, claiming that the promotion is intentionally keeping him inactive and preventing him from making money. Covington called out Dana White and UFC executive Hunter Campbell, accusing the UFC of holding him out of fights and refusing to give him opportunities. He also expressed frustration about being left off the rumored White House card and being asked to fight the winner of the matchup between Gilbert Burns and Mike Malott, a fight he clearly isn’t happy about. In this video, I react to Colby Covington’s comments and break down what this situation says about the current state of the UFC. Is the UFC freezing out fighters they don’t want to promote? Why has the matchmaking in the welterweight division become so strange? And does the UFC’s current business model give them less incentive to aggressively grow the sport the way they once did? We also discuss the bigger issues around UFC matchmaking, inactive fighters, and the growing frustration some fighters have with how the promotion handles opportunities and negotiations. Topics covered in this video include: • Colby Covington’s explosive Submission Radio interview • His accusations against Dana White and Hunter Campbell • Why he says the UFC is keeping him inactive • The proposed fight with Gilbert Burns vs Mike Malott winner • The rumored White House card and why Covington thinks he was left off • The