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Estimated net worth includes stocks, real estate and luxury goods such as yachts and private jets. 0 of 51As to be expected in a sport where two male men Fight each other, mixed martial arts has its share of colorful personalities. But perhaps none of those involved in this sport has ever been in the spotlight more than UFC president Dana White, who has built a reputation not only as one of the most honest, but also one of the most foul-mouthed businessmen on the planet. White's personality is strong, which requires respect. But it also keeps others at a high level of honesty. Many of those who lived up to the expectations of the UFC president set for them have become celebrities (and some even millionaires), but those who crossed the boss ended up feeling like a one-legged man in a kicking contest. Throughout his tenure, White went through some serious wars, despite the fact that he never climbed inside the Octagon. Sometimes the best battles take place outside the cage, though, and these 50 people have learned on their way that off Dana White is not the wisest decision they've ever made. (Note: they are not in any particular order)50. Paul Daley1 of 51Getting Things was started by former UFC fighter Paul Daley, who came to the organization as one of the most hyped fighters across the pond in England. Daley quickly moved to 2-0 in the organization before he was put up against consensus top welterweight Josh Koscheck at UFC 113. That night, Daley's entire MMA career will change. Koscheck grinded out a decision against Daley, using his wrestling to keep the striker to the ground, where he reportedly said some pretty dubious things to his opponent. But Daley's reaction is what cost him in the end as he sucker-punched Koscheck way after the call, causing White to publicly fire him immediately after the event. He did, White bluntly told the media that night. I don't give s---, if it's the best 170-pound in the world. He'll never come back. So far, Dana has stuck to that statement, and Daley has since fought in other organizations, probably for much less money than he could have received if he had just done what he learned as a child and kept his hands to himself after the call.49 Sherdog/SI/ESPN Reporter Josh Gross2 of 51Sometimes, journalists put in the way of sports organizations doing things. Sometimes they show what the organization said would prefer to remain silent. And sometimes, they people off so bad that they get a completely black ball from everything. That's what happened to Josh Gross. Gross and White's back-and-forth battles over the years have been about everything from steroids to gross spoiling results to reality TV show Ultimate Fighter. Gross even recently (albeit vaguely) accused White of intentionally ordering a UFC 137 fight card featuring George St-Pierre, Nick Diaz, Carlos Condit and B.J. Penn. You idiot I've ever met in this industry, White famously announced at an underground forum. I don't know if anyone has ever seen Josh Gross, but the guy has never done anything sporty in his life. And you only have to see Jeff Sherwood and his staff to know the same thing about them. Oh. 48. Brock Lesnar3 of the 51UFC 100 was arguably the biggest event in the history of not only the UFC, but mixed martial arts in general. The main event featured heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar as he defended his title in a rematch against Frank Mir. Lesnar won the fight in dominant fashion, but it was his post-fight interview that sparked a ton of controversy. Bud Light was the UFC's main sponsor at the time, and Lesnar felt disadvantaged that the company did not pay him directly. In his post-match interview, Lesnar announced that he was going to: Drink the light because Bud Light won't pay me. The directly bashing sponsors apparently wasn't taken lightly as he reportedly hit the champion's face about the incident after the event. This was evident at the post-match press conference, when Lesnar's melody completely changed. With Bud Light in front of him, Lesnar spoke candidly. Dana came in and, we had a dog whip session, admitted champion. Me and I apologize. This one blew fast, but it would be fun to be on the fly on the wall while Dana fearlessly yelled at a guy who just minutes ago beat another world-class fighter in bloody pulp.47 Nate Marquardt4 of 51Attention UFC fighters: Are you looking for a sure way to lose your job? Well, your answer is here! Just try a lack of pre-life drug tests because of elevated testosterone levels! Testosterone replacement therapy is legal, but fighter testosterone levels should return to normal levels before their fights. Nate Marquardt failed to properly go about his therapy and ended up missing out on his scheduled fight against Rick Oist earlier this summer. I think it's pretty clear to the fans and everyone else that I'm pretty disgusted with Nate Marquardt, Dana White told the Versus Network. He was cut from the UFC. He won't fight in the UFC anymore. Again, White stuck to his word on this. EliteXC5 of 51Former backyard brawler Kimbo Slice was set to fight Ken Shamrock on EliteXC: Heat, but Shamrock had to back off the fight at the last minute because of a cut he received in pre-match sparring. In stepped Seth Petruzelli, a fighter who usually competes at light heavyweight, a last-minute replacement for the fight against EliteXC heavyweight star Kimbo Slice. The fight itself was controversial because of the weight difference, but worse, it later emerged that Petruchelli was essentially told he had to keep fighting against the former backyard brawler. Obviously, it's trying to get another knockout for Slice, which has become a cultural phenomenon. Of course, we now know that Petruzelli ruined the company's dreams by knocking out Slice just seconds before the fight. However, the damage was done, and Dana White was not happy that the company was paying the fighters to fight in a certain way. It's f--- illegal,' White famously exclaimed. 45. John Fitch and Josh Koscheck6 of 51 American Academy kickboxing teammates John Fitch and Josh Koscheck have long been two of the best welterweight titles in the UFC. Each fighter earned a shot at champion George St-Pierre, but none of them was able to topple the current 170-pound kingpin. However, both fighters have spoken publicly about their desire to get title shots after impressive performances against other opponents.