Dana White Won’t Punish Fighters For Using Gay Slurs At UFC 293 ‘We Make Mistakes’

UFC president Dana White won’t punish the two fighters for using homophobic slurs at UFC 293.

On Saturday night, Charles Radtke used a gay slur while bashing the Aussie crowd after his win against Blood Diamond.

“F— all you f—-ts in the crowd, come down here and get some you p—y a– b—”’

Later in the night, Manel Kape dropped a homophobic slur while blasting rival Kai Kara-France during his post-fight speech.

“All you teammates is a bunch of f—-s”

Both fighters apologized after their fight, and White said he didn’t force them to apologize. White also said he would not be punishing them .

“I think these guys get a little excited, and you make bad mistakes. You know me, we didn’t run over to him and say ‘you better apologize’ – he [Kape] did that on his own when he got backstage. He was embarrassed and got caught up in the moment.

“We make mistakes, I am not holier than thou either, we’ve all been in positions where we’ve made mistakes, and like I always say, it’s how you recover from it and how you carry yourself after.

“I’m sure some people will accept his apology and some people won’t.”

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