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Usually, when someone is in the spotlight as much as the Ultimate Fighting Championship president, it's easy to get a read on them. But in the case of White, it's the exact opposite. He's been in the public eye so much, fans have seen every side of the mixed martial arts kingpin -good, bad and ugly.

Jorge Santiago recently rattled off a list of things he missed about the UFC since leaving the mixed martial arts promotion four years ago. He included the fans, the attention and the opportunity to fight alongside the world’s best.

Weeks after drawing more than 55,000 fans to its debut in Toronto, Ultimate Fighting Championship is eyeing a return to another familiar Canadian city: Montreal.

As two of the top lightweights in the world, it’s easy to imagine UFC top contender Gray Maynard and former WEC champion Anthony Pettis fighting sometime in the near future.