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The UFC is hard to like. Kayla Harrison shows why it’s harder to dismiss | Bryan Armen Graham

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In an opinion column for The Guardian US, Bryan Armen Graham argues that the UFC is hard to like but harder to dismiss, using fighter Kayla Harrison as his example. Graham writes that Dana White's company squeezes fighters, bullies journalists and toadies up to Trump. He contends that it has nonetheless given neglected Olympians like Harrison a path to money and fame that their own sports never offered.

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  1. The Guardian US FIRST 14m ago The UFC is hard to like. Kayla Harrison shows why it’s harder to dismiss | Bryan Armen Graham

    Dana White’s company squeezes fighters, bullies journalists and toadies up to Trump. But it has also given neglected Olympians a path to money and fame that didn’t exist before it If you don’t like what is being said, change the conversation. Amid the wreckage of an epic midterm beatdown, the diminished president of the United States spent part of last week channeling another Donald when he publicly floated longtime aide-de-camp Dana White – the Ultimate Fighting Championship chief executive , M

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