Donald Trump has teased new details about the UFC White House Event, which is shaping up to become the biggest combat sports event ever.
The UFC held their last event in 2026, and as a result, their final partnership with ESPN.
At the beginning of 2026, the promotion’s new broadcast deal with Paramount will kick off, and then halfway through the year, the UFC White House event will take place on June 14, in what is set to be one of the biggest events ever.
UFC boss Dana White, who announced the blockbuster show, has teased the details ever since. Donald Trump, too, gave an exciting update this weekend.
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Trump claims UFC White House will include 8-9 title bouts
After announcing the event, White continued to build hype for the event by claiming it will be ‘one-of-a-kind’ and that there will never be another event like it.
The boss has yet to announce the fights, even though the event is still six months away. He did say that he would likely start making announcements in early February.
President Trump, though, has somewhat lifted the lid on what fans can expect, making a shock revelation that the event will include ‘8-9 title fights’.
“UFC on June 14, it’s gonna be June 14, next year and they’re building an arena, the great Dana White is building…
2025-12-08 13:11:50
