Dana White to reveal UFC White House card. UFC CEO Dana White has confirmed that the full fight lineup for the historic UFC White House event will be officially announced on Saturday night during the broadcast of UFC 326.
The White House card has been described as one of the most ambitious projects in the history of mixed martial arts. The event was first proposed in 2025 and is intended to help celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, as well as Flag Day, which falls on the same date. According to reports, the event will have a limited crowd due to security restrictions, with an estimated 3,000 to 4,000 spectators allowed near the venue, while additional viewing areas may be set up nearby for larger audiences.
White has now confirmed the news should arrive Saturday evening, with the UFC 326 broadcast beginning on CBS and then continuing on the Paramount+ streaming service. “I’m looking at it right now. I’m staring at all six fights,” White told Morgan. “We’re scheduled to do six fights. We were going to do six fights, we might actually do seven, I might add one more, but yeah, I’m excited. “I’ll announce the board this week.”
“Every day when I wake up, somebody will send me a leak, like, ‘This fight’s happening,’” White said. “All these guys on the internet are putting out every fight that is possible to make out there that is happening at the White House. I think if they keep throwing enough shit out there, something’s going to stick, and eventually they have to be right. Everybody at each weight class, the top 15, they keep putting together every fight that’s possible, so eventually they’re going to be right.”
While the official bouts will not be revealed until Saturday’s announcement, several high-profile fighters have already expressed interest in competing on the historic card. Fighters such as Jon Jones, Conor McGregor, Ilia Topuria, and Justin Gaethje have all been linked to the event in recent months.
With the official announcement expected during the UFC 326 broadcast, fans will soon learn which fighters will headline one of the most unusual and historic events the UFC has ever staged. If successful, the White House card could mark a major milestone for the sport and further demonstrate the UFC’s growing cultural influence.
