UFC president slams Peloton for pulling podcast ads over RFK Jr. interview, company cited 'brand safety'

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The president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) slammed luxury stationary bike company Peloton for pulling ads on a podcast over the host's interview with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

UFC president Dana White blasted Peloton on comedian Theo Von's show after the comedian said the exercise bike company pulled advertisements over his interview with Kennedy.

A Peloton spokesperson disputed the claim that it requested Von remove episodes, and told Fox News Digital that the company pulled its advertising due to the comedian's content going against the company's "brand safety guidelines."

White bashed Peloton in an expletive-laden tongue-lashing after Von told him that the high-end workout equipment company pulled the ads.

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UFC president Dana White blasted Peloton on comedian Theo Von's show after the comedian said the exercise bike company pulled out of an ad deal over his interview with Kennedy. (Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)

"Peloton, what do they sell, f---ing… stationary bikes?" White said. "Peloton sells stationary bikes, and they've got a problem with Robert f---ing Kennedy."

"F--- you Peloton! Who the f--- are they? Are you f---ing kidding me?" the UFC president continued. "F---ing Peloton, calling, b----ing about Robert Kennedy."

White and Von ripped into Peloton and the company's CEO, Barry McCarthy, in the podcast episode. White said that he would be removing his gym's Peloton bikes.

"We’re getting rid of the Pelotons," White said. "Pelotons are out of the gym."

Von said Peloton "was about to go public or