FBI Director Proposes UFC Collaboration to Enhance Agent Training

Kash Patel suggests a partnership with UFC to improve FBI agents' fitness, with UFC fighter Justin Gaethje expressing interest in participating.

FBI Director Kash Patel has proposed a potential collaboration with the UFC to enhance physical fitness and combat training for FBI agents.
UFC fighter Justin Gaethje has publicly expressed his willingness to assist in training FBI agents after his upcoming fight on March 8 in Las Vegas.
Dana White, UFC President, confirmed that he had a preliminary discussion with Patel but emphasized that no formal agreement or deal has been reached.
The FBI's current fitness requirements include timed running, pushups, and situps, with agents required to meet annual standards based on age and gender.
The UFC offers a variety of training programs, including Brazilian jiu-jitsu and high-intensity interval training, which could align with the FBI's fitness goals if a partnership materializes.