TLDR
- UFC content creator Nina Drama received graphic cartel beheading videos from a stalker after her phone number leaked online
- Dana White connected her with counter-terrorism officials within minutes of her reporting the harassment
- Counter-terrorism agents arrived at her home, collected information, and identified the stalker by the next morning
- The stalker was placed on a federal no-fly list and barred from traveling to Las Vegas
- The individual had claimed to know where Drama lived and referenced her home decorations
Sources: mmamania.com | boxingnews.com
UFC content creator Nina Drama says Dana White helped get her stalker placed on a federal no-fly list after months of relentless harassment.
Nina Drama, whose real name is Nina Marie Daniele, described the frightening situation during a recent stream with Gable Steveson. The former Playboy model has become a regular presence at UFC events over the past year, creating content that generates hundreds of thousands of views.
The stalker began harassing Daniele after her phone number leaked online. She said the individual sent her graphic videos of cartel beheadings and other disturbing content.
“The stalker was crazy,” Drama said during the stream. “He was out of his mind and wouldn’t stop harassing me.”
White Connects Drama With Counter-Terrorism Officials
When Daniele contacted the UFC CEO about the situation, White took immediate action. According to Daniele, White told her to hold on for a minute before making calls on her behalf.
Within minutes, counter-terrorism officials contacted Daniele directly. “A few minutes later I had counter-terrorism call me,” she said during the stream.
Dana White didn’t just listen when Nina Drama told him she had a stalker, he acted.
She says Dana immediately got counter-terrorism police involved, and by the next morning they had identified the man and put him on a no-fly list to keep him from traveling to Vegas.
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Agents arrived at her home to collect information about the harassment. The response was far faster than the typical law enforcement reaction women receive when reporting stalkers.
By the next morning, officials had identified the individual. Authorities then placed the stalker on a no-fly list, preventing him from traveling to Las Vegas where Daniele lives and works.
Stalker Made Specific Threats About Her Home
The harassment went beyond disturbing videos. The stalker made statements suggesting he knew her physical location.
“He was like, ‘I know where you live,’ and then he was saying, ‘I love what you did with the house, I love your Christmas decorations,'” Daniele revealed.
These specific references to her home and property made the threats more credible and dangerous. The stalker’s knowledge of her residence increased the urgency of the situation.
Daniele posted about the incident on social media in late August. She praised White’s rapid intervention and the effectiveness of the counter-terrorism team he connected her with.
White has developed extensive political connections in recent years. He is friends with the president of the United States and the director of the FBI.
It remains unclear exactly which officials White contacted to arrange the rapid response. The speed of the intervention suggests high-level connections within federal law enforcement or security agencies.
Daniele has millions of followers across her social media platforms. Her content for the UFC and other combat sports has made her a recognizable figure in mixed martial arts.
The content creator continues to appear at UFC events and produce videos despite the harassment. The stalker remains barred from flying to Las Vegas under the no-fly list restriction.
