UFC Fighter Sean O’Malley Jokes About Dana White’s Wife Slapping Video

• UFC president Dana White was filmed slapping his wife during an altercation on New Year's Eve
• Sean O'Malley joked that Anne White needs to work on her form after being slapped by her husband Dana
• O'Malley believes that alcohol played a huge factor in why Dana slapped his wife after she slapped him

The fallout of UFC president Dana White slapping his wife continues and many current fighters are having their say on the matter.

Bantamweight fighter, Sean O'Malley, is the latest to comment on the incident, admitting that it was a tricky situation.

The UFC president was filmed slapping his wife, Anne, during an altercation on New Year's Eve, TMZ reported

While White himself said there was no excuse for hitting a woman, Suga Sean joked that she deserved it, Daily Mail reported.

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"I feel bad for Dana. His wife slapped him. That is rude. And it deserves a slapping back. I don't know. I don't know. It's a tricky one. Treat people how you want to be treated," he said at first.

O'Malley also added that alcohol played a huge part in the incident and that if White was sober, he would have never retaliated if his wife slapped him.

He then further joked that Anne needed to work on her form.

"She hit him first. It was a nice counter, she should have kept her hands up, you know what I mean? A little head movement. If you're going to slap, you got to be ready to slap. You got to continue with that combo. She should have hit him with a 1-2, not just a 2, pulled, slipped," he said.

He then added that it wasn't right.

"But no, it's not right. They're going to lose a lot of business."

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Following video footage surfacing of UFC president Dana White slapping his wife on New Year's Eve, the organization and the sport have been thrust into the spotlight.

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