Dana White Spotted Watching Canelo Fight After 'Zoning Out Halfway Through' UFC 274 Bout

It wasn't the most entertaining of co-main events. In fact, Esparza and Namajunas landed a combined 68 strikes in 25 minutes on Saturday night.

And it appears Dana White was far from thrilled with the action inside the octagon.

He went on to post an update of White's location, saying: "Canelo lost and I haven’t seen Dana since."

"It was a weird fight, it seemed like they didn't want to engage," the 52-year-old told reporters. "I think there was a total of six punches in the first round; it's a tough one but it happens sometimes.

"I started zoning out halfway through it, so I don't know [who won]... I don't think anyone is clamouring for that rematch so we'll have to think of something else.

"Rose is one of the best. She’s always gonna be there. We’ll see what happens.”

In her post-fight press conference, Namajunas admits she was convinced she had done enough to beat Esparza during the fight.

“I felt like as if I landed the more shots," Namajunas said. "I even took her down. None of her takedowns were significant, or any control time. She hit me with, I’d say, one good punch.

“I felt like I did the damage. I controlled the fight. I stuck to the strategy, and she didn’t really have any offense. She was whiffing at air the whole time. I thought I won.”

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