UFC 285 fight week played host to the upcoming movie Road House's set, with lead actor Jake Gyllenhaal filming a scene with Dana White. Conor McGregor introduced Gyllenhaal to UFC fans as they filmed a weigh-in scene which also featured Jon Anik playing himself.The UFC president spoke about the filming sequence with the Academy Award nominee and his incredible physical transformation in the post-fight press conference.White praised Gyllenhaal and also reacted to a reference to Paulo Costa's infamous 'secret juice':“Listen, what can I say? He looks good. I don’t think he’s been USADA tested but he looks great. [Maybe he’s using too much of Paulo Costa’s secret juice] Possibly. [laughs].”He also described his acting experience and detailed the process behind enabling the filming due to strong ties between producer Joel Silver and Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel.“It went pretty smooth considering I don’t really like doing stuff like that. So, it went pretty smooth. If I can f*****g do that, I don’t know what I can do. That’s about as much acting as I wanna do, ever. [On the process] Well, Joel Silver is the producer on this thing and he has a great relationship with us and obviously, with Ari Emanuel and you know, Conor [McGregor] is one of the big characters in the movie so we made it pretty easy for ‘em.”Check out Dana White's full comments from his interview below:Jed I. Goodman ©@jedigoodmanDana White asked what he thought of Jake Gyllenhaal's physique.#UFC28531Dana White asked what he thought of Jake Gyllenhaal's physique.#UFC285 https://t.co/0ID8bkj3qPJed I. Goodman ©@jedigoodmanDana White talks Road House.#UFC285373Dana White talks Road House.#UFC285 https://t.co/BMRCkRH0eoDana White shuts down the possibility of a Jon Jones vs. Francis Ngannou fightFormer heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou has spared no opportunity to stake his claim as the undisputed champion despite exiting the promotion a few months ago.UFC president Dana White gave his final word on the possibility of a matchup between 'The Predator' and Jon Jones in the post-fight press conference. White ruled out any possibility of the fight happening on the grounds of Ngannou's disinterest in the matchup. He said:"They want to see Francis do what? I tried to- I tried to make that fight. Done [for]. Never. Not gonna happen. We tried to make that fight with him for three years. You gotta want that fight. Listen, we all want to see a fight. Guy’s gotta want the fight, Francis doesn’t want the fight. Can’t make him fight. And I doubt it would have gone any different.”Check out Dana White's comments below:Jed I. Goodman ©@jedigoodmanDana White asked again if a fight between Francis Ngannou and Jon Jones really won't happen:Francis doesn't want the fight, you can't make him fight. And I doubt it would have gone any differently.#UFC28545133Dana White asked again if a fight between Francis Ngannou and Jon Jones really won't happen:Francis doesn't want the fight, you can't make him fight. And I doubt it would have gone any differently.#UFC285 https://t.co/LyAecS5hhH