Tito Ortiz eyes California comeback while blasting Dana White for freezing him out of UFC

Former UFC light heavyweight Champion Tito Ortiz is looking back at his California roots while aiming at Dana White for treating him like an outcast.

Appearing on OutKick’s "Tomi Lahren is Fearless," the 51-year-old MMA icon said there’s a "very, very big chance" he moves back to the Golden State once his kids graduate high school next year.

Ortiz, who resigned from the Huntington Beach City Council in 2021, claims he was made a political "scapegoat" but says the city’s rightward political shift has opened the door for a return.

"Yes. Me and my wife, we actually thought about that and, and they could bring the, um, crime down, not get rid of the homeless, but just take care of the homes in certain big cities," Ortiz told Lahren.

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"You know, I know in Huntington Beach, they've taken care of it since I was pretty much the scapegoat of it, you know, all the people there, they all voted Republican. They voted all Republicans into city council. And I really believe that there's an opportunity for me to go back. I would love to... But a chance of us going back to California is very, very big chance. I would to. I miss California a lot."

While Ortiz eyes a political and personal revival on the West Coast, his decades-long feud with UFC CEO Dana White is still down the tubes.

The "Huntington Beach Bad Boy" sat down for an explosive appearance on OutKick’s "Tomi Lahren is Fearless." (Photo by Douglas P. DeFelice/Getty Images)

Ortiz confirmed the two have "no relationship at all," accusing White of constantly mocking his intelligence whenever his name comes up.

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"No