More information about President Trump’s plans to host a UFC Fight at the White House next year has started rolling come in. According to new reports, it has been re-scheduled from July 4th to sometime in June 2026. Weigh-ins will also be happening on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Here are some more of the reported details: UFC White House card is reportedly now set for June 2026 featuring: – Weigh-ins at the Lincoln Memorial– Fight night on the South Lawn– Fighters warm up inside the White House– Giant screens outside– Fireworks and light shows The event was initially planned for July 4th,… pic.twitter.com/2P5VaPtQvc — Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) September 5, 2025 UFC White House card is reportedly now set for June 2026 featuring: – Weigh-ins at the Lincoln Memorial – Fight night on the South Lawn – Fighters warm up inside the White House – Giant screens outside – Fireworks and light shows The event was initially planned for July 4th, but logistical issues have pushed it to June About a week ago, Dana White confirmed that the White House UFC fight is “on” in a video uploaded to social media. Watch here: Dana White says the UFC White House event is officially on “White House fight is ON. I will have more details on that in the next couple weeks. We got it done today.” @danawhite pic.twitter.com/EaBpWgASu0 — Championship Rounds (@ChampRDS) August 29, 2025 Then, during a recent visit to the White House, Dana White gave President Trump a brochure portraying his vision for the huge, patriotic MMA event. The Wall Street Journal reported: UFC Chief Executive Dana White arrived at the White House last week carrying a glossy brochure to make perhaps the most audacious sales pitch of his career. He left Washington with a green light from President Trump. “The White House fight is on,” White told his 10.7 million social-media followers as he departed on a private jet. “We got it done today.” As for who will be fighting in what’s shaping up to be the most historic UFC event ever, we have a couple names. It looks like Jon Jones and Conor McGregor are all but confirmed. Fox News has more: The event is set to commemorate the United States’ 250th birthday. Initially, it was reported that the event would be held on July 4, but logistical issues with that date have pushed it to June, according to the report. “This is a one-of-one event,” White said last month. White promised “the baddest card of all time” during a podcast appearance, confirming that Jon Jones, who retired June 21 and celebrated his most recent victory with a Trump dance with the president in attendance, had gone back into the drug-testing pool. “Everybody wants to fight on this card. Literally everybody,” White told the “Full Send Podcast.” Jones all but confirmed he would be fighting at the White House. “The moment I heard Donald Trump‘s announcement, I started training again,” Jones said in a recent X post. Conor McGregor quickly showed interest in fighting at the White House, and White even said McGregor “could be” on the same card as Jones in the nation’s capital. This is shaping up to be absolutely epic. What a great way to celebrate America’s 250th birthday! Are you looking forward to it?