Dana White thinks there is “no debate” that Saturday night’s UFC 252 main event will determine who is the greatest heavyweight in MMA history. Stipe Miocic (19-3) defends his belt against former champ Daniel Cormier (22-2, one no contest) at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas as they look to settle their title trilogy, with one win apiece. Some may think former Pride heavyweight champion Fedor Emelianenko (36-5, one no contest) deserves the mantle of heavyweight “GOAT” (greatest of all time). Others will make their cases for Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, Mirko Cro Cop, Alistair Overeem, Junior dos Santos, Josh Barnett, Cain Velasquez, Randy Couture, Fabricio Werdum and Frank Mair. But White is having none of it. “I saw some debate on if the winner of this fight would go down as the greatest heavyweight – there’s no [expletive] debate. There’s no debate,” White said at Tuesday’s Contender Series post-event press conference at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. “The winner of this fight is the greatest heavyweight ever, not of this era, ever in the UFC history and in mixed martial arts. I know there’s talk about other guys and s***, ‘you gotta look at who they fought’. “There’s no doubt, there’s no question that these two … Saturday will determine who the man is.” Stoltzfus dislocates Pyfer’s elbow to earn UFC contract on DWCS “Better than Fedor?” asked one member of the media at the Apex. “Yes, yes,” White replied, smiling. “Come on. Come on with that s***.” Emelianenko famously never stepped foot in the Octagon, with White admitting earlier this year that booking the Russian legend in a super fight against Brock Lesnar for the heavyweight title at Texas Stadium in 2012 is the one fight he regrets not making .