MONTREAL -- Following Thursday's UFC 113 press conference, Dana White talked about WEC's first-ever pay-per-view, and while the UFC president refused to say exactly how many buys the show generated, he had a big smile on his face when discussing its success.
"It was a good show," he said. "It was a good show. We're happy with the results. We beat many of the expectations. A lot of guys in the office were real negative about it. I wasn't."
White also said that although there is no timetable for when the next WEC pay-per-view will air, one thing is for certain, it will probably look a lot like "Aldo vs. Faber," meaning no WEC branding.
"We're the pay-per-view team," he said.
Watch below as White talks about the WEC's first pay-per-view.
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MONTREAL -- Following Thursday's UFC 113 press conference, Dana White talked about WEC's first-ever pay-per-view, and while the UFC president refused to say exactly how many buys the show generated, he had a big smile on his face when discussing its success. 
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