Dana White Declares His Prince St. Pizza Collab 'The Greatest F-cking Pizza Of All Time'

When the king of combat meets the king of crust, only one outcome is possible, and that's a knockout collaboration. Prince St. Pizza has officially teamed up with UFC President Dana White to launch a limited-edition pie dubbed "The Greatest F-cking Pizza of All Time." The bold, unapologetic creation celebrates the upcoming UFC 322 event at Madison Square Garden, bringing together fight-night intensity and culinary greatness in one champion-sized slice.

This isn't your average pizza. It's a main event. The new limited-edition pie took three hours just to perfect the sauce, proving that greatness doesn't happen in a hurry. Loaded with sausage and short rib ragu, and topped with New Jersey fresh mozzarella and Pecorino Romano, every slice packs championship-level flavor and Dana-approved confidence.

According to Prince St. Pizza, the UFC boss personally sampled several versions before declaring this one the undisputed winner. "Handpicked and approved by Dana himself," the collab delivers everything fans love about both brands, including bold flavor, unapologetic attitude, and pure fight-night energy.

Available in-store and online at all Prince St. Pizza locations through November 30, this is the kind of pie you don't just eat, but the kind you train for.

To sweeten the collab, Prince St. Pizza and UFC have launched a VeChain UFC 322 Giveaway that'll make one lucky fan's fight-night dreams come true. From November 1–12, fans can enter for the chance to win the ultimate UFC experience, including two tickets to VeChain UFC 322 at Madison Square Garden, round-trip airfare, and a hotel stay in New York City for fight night on November 15.

One winner will be notified on November 13, just in time to pack their bags for a front-row seat to history. Because watching UFC 322 at home is one thing, but being there? That's next-level.

UFC 322 is shaping up to be one of the most stacked cards of the year. Headlining the night, welterweight champion Jack Della Maddalena (18-2) defends his title against Islam Makhachev (27-1) in what fans are calling a stylistic dream matchup. The co-main event isn't holding back either, with Valentina Shevchenko (25-4-1) returning to defend her flyweight crown against Zhang Weili (26-3), setting up a clash that could redefine women's MMA greatness.

The main card will also feature Sean Brady vs. Michael Morales, Leon Edwards vs. Carlos Prates, and Beneil Dariush vs. Benoit Saint Denis, with prelims stacked from Bo Nickal to Angela Hill.

The preliminary card is just as stacked as the main lineup, featuring a mix of rising stars and fan favorites ready to make a statement. Standouts include Bo Nickal vs. Rodolfo Vieira and Erin Blanchfield vs. Tracy Cortez, alongside veterans like Angela Hill and Gerald Meerschaert, setting the tone for a fight night that's all action from the first bell.

No champion collab would be complete without the gear. Prince St. Pizza is also dropping a limited-edition UFC x Prince St. Pizza tee, designed to commemorate UFC 322 and the now-famous "Greatest F*cking Pizza of All Time." It's more than merch, it's a flex.

The front features a clean Prince St. Pizza logo on the left chest and a small graphic of crossed pizza cutters under UFC-style stars, giving it a subtle championship touch. The back makes a statement loud and clear, stamped with Dana White's now-iconic declaration, "THE GREATEST F-CKING PIZZA OF ALL TIME" in distressed block lettering above the UFC 322 logo and Prince St. Pizza seal.

But, like the pie itself, once they're gone, they're gone, making this one a collector's item for both fight fans and pizza purists alike.

With Dana White and Prince St. Pizza in the ring together, this collaboration proves one thing, and that's that greatness isn't just earned in the Octagon, but sometimes, it's baked in the oven.

So whether you're watching UFC 322 live at MSG or streaming from home, grab a slice, throw on your tee, and raise a toast to "The Greatest F-cking Pizza of All Time." Because this November, the fight's not the only thing worth cheering for.