Dana White still believes that Ronda Rousey can hurt Floyd Mayweather badly if both engaged in a street fight. The UFC President claimed that "Rowdy's" experience compared with that of "Money's" can hurt him bad.

The UFC President spoke to the media during the UFC 173 pre-fight scrum and affirmed his stance about the buzz that has been going around regarding a possible "Rowdy" vs. "Money" showdown.

"I didn't start the whole 'Ronda Rousey would beat Floyd Mayweather' thing, that didn't start with me," White told the media. I just agreed with it and supported it 100 percent.

"You take a street fight, Ronda wins that fight and hurts him badly," he added. "You do an MMA fight, seem result. Boxing match? Mayweather chews her up."

UFC analyst Joe Rogan initially brought up the idea during an interview with his counterpart on HBO Boxing, Max Kellerman. The main argument was that "Rowdy" had more tools in her fighting arsenal that would be too much for "Money" to handle.

The UFC President stated this claim. For Dana White, Ronda Rousey's exceptional judo skillset and Olympic competition background gives her the hefty advantage against Floyd Mayweather.

"Do you think Floyd Mayweather has ever had his feet kicked out from under him?" White continued. "She walks around at 160, 165. At 165 pounds, all her weight coming down on him, on the street, on here, on the concrete, I don't care where it is, she's going to hurt him badly. I've seen her throw big dudes and hurt 'em."

Dana White added that Ronda Rousey's physical frame could make her hang with men who are within her weight range, despite the taboo idea of pitting a woman against a man.

"Ronda's neck is this big," White gestured. Her shoulders are this big. When she grabs on to you, she's not your average woman."

"She's mean. She'll kick the living s*** out of me, and you, and everyone else standing here, like it or not," he added.