UFC’s Dana White shows off insane three-year body transformation after being told he had ten years to live

UFC chief Dana White is in the shape of his life.

The 53-year-old was told last year by a “human biologist and mortality expert” that he only had ten years to live.

Dana White looked shredded in a recent snap posted to InstagramInstagram / @danawhite via @kevinb__fit

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But he has been hard at work in the gym and looked shredded in a recent picture posted to Instagram by fitness instructor Kevin Bodda.

In the snap White grinned as he rubbed his hand on his washboard abs.

White also showed off his hulking biceps while posing topless inside a gym.

Fitness guru Bodda revealed he has “worked with” White for the last three years, and in that time he has had an insane body transformation.

White also looked ripped in another social media post from last October.

And the UFC president is looking as lean and mean as ever in the recent snap.

Bodda wrote wrote: “No one I know works harder than this man right here @danawhite I’ve worked with him for the past 3 years and he’s changed my life in so many ways I can’t describe.

“He works hard at his craft and hard in the gym every damn day.

“I can only dream to become just like him. Love you my brother.”

Last year White shocked fans by revealing he had been given just ten years to live after visiting a guru who conducted blood and DNA tests on him.

He told the Action Junkies Podcast: “This guy can take your blood and your DNA and tell you when you’re going to die. And he’s right within a month.

“How crazy is that? I had to know. I became f***ing obsessed with finding out the month I’m gonna die.

“I connect with this guy and they come in and do my blood work and they scrape the insides of your cheeks to do your DNA.

“The following Wednesday is when my results are supposed to be back.”

White then added: “He gave me 10.4 years to live.”

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