Dana White reveals the capabilities of those present at the UFC White House . Photo: Reproduction/X/Montage SUPER LUTAS
Dana White has tried to distance himself from any political connotation surrounding UFC White House , an event scheduled for June 14th. Announced by Donald Trump, the card has been touted as one of the biggest shows in UFC history. Although some fans associate the event with the close relationship between the bald fighter and the US president, the UFC president presented a different explanation for the initiative.
In an interview on the 'Pat McAfee Show', Dana White stated that the event is a national celebration, highlighting that it is a gift from the UFC for the 250th anniversary of the United States. According to him, the event has no political connection, but rather a focus on valuing the country, reinforcing that the show was designed for those who appreciate the nation.
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“This is the UFC’s gift to America’s 250th anniversary… This isn’t about politics. This is about the United States. If you love America, you’re going to love this event,” said Dana White.
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