Dana White tells Roger Goodell the Super Bowl should be in Vegas every year

Las Vegas is uniquely equipped to handle multiple events with ample venues, hotels, entertainment and cuisine.  This year, “Sin City” hosts Super Bowl LVIII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers at allegiant Stadium in the heart of the city.  

UFC CEO Dana White believes Las Vegas should host the Super Bowl every year.  During the Power Slap 6 Post-Fight Press Conference, White told NFL commissioner Roger Goodell exactly that.

“I’m super proud of Las Vegas.  If anything, if you follow me on Instagram, I love this city so much.  Almost every night when I drive home I film this scene from the top of the freeway to my house and I’m like, I f**king love this city so much,” said White.

“I talked to Roger Goodell today.  So I was with Roger Goodell this afternoon and I said, ‘You know that this is where the Super Bowl should be every year.  Right?  You shouldn’t even go anywhere else,” White continued.  “The Super Bowl, the World Series, the NBA finals and whatever else should be here like every single year.  There isn’t another city that can compete with this city.  It’s the greatest city on Earth.  All the big sporting leagues are coming here now.  We’re going to have a f**king ping-pong league here pretty soon.  Everybody is coming here, baseball, basketball, soccer.  I mean, they can’t get here fast enough.  Why?  Because this is the greatest city on Earth.  We have the best hotels in the world.  We have the best restraints, the best entertainment, the best shopping.”  

Of course, White’s had a big weekend promoting Friday’s celebrity-packed Power Slap 6 event and Saturday’s UFC Vegas 86 fight card at the UFC Apex.