The new FBI director, Kash Patel, has a willing participant, UFC fighter Justin Gaethje, to help improve the agents of the agents.
In a teleconference with the 55 FBI field offices on Wednesday, Patel said he wants the FBI and UFC to form a relationship that leads to programs to improve aptitude between the agents, ABC News reported.
UFC fighter Justin Gaethje is inactive to help Patel achieve that goal.
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Justin Gaethje during UFC 300 in T-Mobile Arena. (Mark J. Rebilas-USA Today Sports)
“I would love to be part of any part of that. I love to represent this country. I can’t wait to fly this flag, walk to the octagon. It has been a time since I have been proud to be American, and we are there. I am excited to represent this country,” Gaethje said through TMZ.
“Every time anyone in that position needs my help, I am more than willing.”
Gaethje is currently preparing for a fight on March 8 in Las Vegas, but after that, the light contender is ready to help Patel.
The FBI director, Kash Patel, seeks a relationship with UFC: Report
Kash Patel, who is aimed at the Constructor Political Action Conference in 2023, has been nominated in 2024 by President -elect Donald Trump to direct the FBI. (IMAGN)
“I think there are more skilled people (than me), but I have no children, no wife. So, if Patel needs someone to come out and serve justice, I would love to be part of that team.”
The president of UFC, Dana White and Patel, know each other, but despite the relationship, the UFC has not realized any information about a possible collaboration, said a source of UFC News Digital. The FBI declined to comment.
Max Holloway (blue gloves) fight against Justin Gaethje (red gloves) during UFC 300 in T-Mobile Arena. (Mark J. Rebilas-USA Today Sports)
White also has a strong relationship with President Donald Trump, since the president has been in many UFC events over the years.
