Dana
White's recent Instagram Stories blunder has drawn the ire of
Renato
“Money Moicano†Carneiro.

White, on one of his stories, paid tribute to late
Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight Allan
Nascimento, who tragically passed away in his sleep at just 34
years of age due to a heart attack. The UFC CEO's next story showed
him smoking a cigar, with the caption reading, “Great Day.â€

‘Dana messed up this one': Renato Carneiro calls out UFC CEO's
insensitive post

While the posts are clearly unrelated, fans subsequently pointed
out White's insensitive order of posts on Instagram, catching the
attention of Carneiro, who previously mourned his compatriot after
hearing the tragic news.

“Damn, man… Dana messed up on this one, posted the kid’s photo and
then the cigs and we’re just enjoying we’re just enjoying!!??†The
UFC lightweight wrote on X. “We really are just passing through
this cruel big world! Only Jesus saves.â€

Carneiro returned to winning ways earlier this year, defeating
Chris
Duncan to bounce back from consecutive losses to Islam
Makhachev and Beneil
Dariush.

Rest in peace Alan Nascimento.

— Renato Moicano (@moicanoufc)
August 3, 2026

Caraio mané… Dana vacilou nessa, postou a
foto do menó e depois cigarreira e tamo curtindo tamo curtindo !!??
Realmente estamos só de passagem nesse mundão cruel! Só Jesus salva
ðŸ™

— Renato Moicano (@moicanoufc)
August 4, 2026

Careca fdp máximo cara… pic.twitter.com/zGNBBYCa3G

— Vitinn the 27👑 (@Vitinnsp)
August 4, 2026

Robert
Whittaker recently listed matchups he's interested in while
dismissing others.

Whittaker (27-9) has a new range of opponents available after
moving up to light heavyweight. “The Reaper†is eyeing fellow
former
Ultimate Fighting Championship champion Magomed
Ankalaev, who defeated Bogdan
Guskov at
UFC Abu Dhabi last month.

Robert Whittaker discusses Magomed Ankalaev, Paulo Costa and
UFC light heavyweight matchups

While Whittaker admits Guskov would have been an exciting opponent
as well, he also would have been interested in Jan
Blachowicz if not for the Polish 205-pounder's loss to Navajo
Stirling at
UFC Belgrade. While Paulo Costa
has momentum behind him, Whittaker would rather fight others,
having already beaten “Borrachinha†in a middleweight bout in
2024.

Whittaker also clarified that he will not fight his teammates
Stirling and Carlos
Ulberg, the current champion.

“I'd love to get in there with like Ank. Jan just had a loss but
would've loved to have jumped in there with him,†Whittaker said on
the “Believe You Me†podcast. “Bogdan would've been great; anyone
up. People keep throwing the name Costa out there, but I've fought
him before; there's a lot of other guys out there. I won't fight
the boys that I train with. If we reach a point where we're 1, 2
and 3, with me, Carlos and now Nav, I'm sure we can all sit down
and find a way to get paid.â€

Stirling also recently dismissed the idea of fighting Ulberg and
Whittaker, highlighting the camaraderie they share at
City Kickboxing in Auckland, New Zealand.

Whittaker recently moved up to light heavyweight after back-to-back
losses at middleweight. The Australian overcame early adversity to
knock out Nikita
Krylov at
UFC 329.

UFC champion Islam Makhachev has given his thoughts on the future of the new lightweight king Justin Gaethje.

At UFC Freedom 250, Justin Gaethje shocked the world and became the new undisputed UFC lightweight champion. He achieved this goal by forcing Ilia Topuria to quit on the stool, capping off what has been an incredible rollercoaster ride to the top of the division across the last ten years.

RELATED: Justin Gaethje says Arman Tsarukyan is far more deserving of title shot than Ilia Topuria: “He's not fighting me nextâ€

Now, many are questioning what exactly is left for Gaethje to accomplish in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Some want to see him compete for as long as he physically can, whereas others feel like retirement would be a solid option given the punishment he has put his body through over the years.

In a recent interview, Islam Makhachev weighed in on the Gaethje debate.

Makhachev discusses Gaethje's future

“I don't know. I think this guy make like enough in this sport,†Makhachev told MMA Junkie of Gaethje. “He became UFC champion. He also has many records. What's next for him? If I'm matchmaker, I don't know honestly. But this guy is not in good shape right now. I saw him last week. I said, ‘Hey, why you become fat?' He's just enjoying the belt. He deserves it.â€

“I said before that fight, Justin is a warrior,†Makhachev said. “He's going to fight. You have to knock him out to stop him. This guy is going to fight all rounds. Maybe Topuria a little bit underestimated him. I don't know. It is what it is. This is MMA, small gloves, and very dangerous sport.â€

Quotes via MMA Junkie

What do you believe should be next for Justin Gaethje in his mixed martial arts career? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, BJPENN Nation!

This article appeared first on BJPENN.COM

---