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Michael Jai White on Wanderlei Silva Knocked Out in Post-Fight Brawl, Pereira vs. Jon Jones (Part 9)

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October 30, 2025

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Michael Jai White shared his thoughts on the shocking post-fight brawl involving MMA legend Wanderlei Silva. The viral clip showed Silva being unexpectedly knocked out by a man in a suit in a moment White described as “terrible” and “messed up.” Switching gears, White also weighed in on the possible UFC matchup between Alex Pereira and Jon Jones. Pereira, currently recovering from a fractured left foot sustained during his last fight, remains eager to face Jones. However, UFC President Dana White reportedly doubts Jones will participate in the upcoming White House event due to past reliability issues. White believes the fight between Pereira and Jones makes sense, noting Pereira’s star power compared to contenders like Tom Aspinall, whom some fans want Jones to face first.

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