Overview
- Trump detailed a dual-venue plan with an octagon set before the White House entrance, a 5,000–6,000-seat arena, and a garden fan zone accommodating up to 100,000 with eight to ten giant screens.
- He said the card will feature eight or nine championship bouts and billed the night as unlike anything staged before.
- Trump credited UFC president Dana White with holding back marquee fights for the White House card over several months.
- No fighters have been officially confirmed, though media reports say names circulating include Conor McGregor, Alex Pereira, Francis Ngannou, Jon Jones, Islam Makhachev, and Valentina Shevchenko.
- The event is scheduled for the president’s 80th birthday on June 14, 2026, with organizers signaling that formal bout announcements will begin early next year.