DANA WHITE refused to sign Jake Paul to UFC and vowed that they would end their verbal war.
Recently, the UFC president was embroiled in an online dispute with YouTube star Paul.
Dana White has not ruled out Jake Paul signing to the UFC
White was accused of underpaying UFC members, while he blasted the American boxing record.
Conor McGregor's super-fight against Floyd Mayweather taught the UFC boss one thing: 'Never say Never'.
White didn't close the door on White offering the American celebrity a UFC contract, despite Paul teasing a switch from MMA.
On the Nelk Boys podcast, he said: "I don’t know." Although I doubt that it would ever happen, I can assure you that I do not believe so.
"You know, Conor and Floyd were not my thoughts. I never thought I'd end up doing Floyd or any of my guys against Floyd. It just doesn't make sense.
Paul, 24 has defeated Tyron Woodley (39.) and Ben Askren (337).
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredWoodley, an ex-UFC champion, lost initially on points in August, but was KO'd during their December rematch.
Paul won two matches against 'AnEsonGib,' an online rival of Paul and former NBA point guard Nate Robinson (37).
White mocks the social media sensation for not fighting a professional boxer.
The feud turned sour when Paul charged the promoter of MMA with using cocaine.
White denied the accusations and offered to test for the recreational drug over a period of TEN YEARS.
He asked Paul to test his drug for Paul for two more years and accused the 5-0 prizefighter, who was using steroids, in return.
Paul later denied the allegations and agreed that he would be tested by the United States Anti Doping Agency, the UFC's drug-testing partners.
White said during an interview with Canadian pranksters Nelk Boys, that Paul would not be addressed again.
He replied, "Well, it's not like he doesn't respect me.
"You know what, I don’t even know the child. "At the end of it all, I don’t even know the child."
"And you know what?" To be completely honest, I will tell you now that this is the last time I talk about him.
"I'm done. I challenged him, he replied, "You do cocaine", I responded, "I believe you use performance-enhancing drugs", but he didn't respond.
"So fire away, kid, do what you want. I'm here arguing this kid, who won't fight for me and will never fight for me.
"So, what's the point of him and me going back-and-forth with each other?"
