Trump Plans UFC Fight at the White House to Celebrate Independence

President Donald Trump recently revealed his exciting proposal for a UFC fight to be held on the White House grounds, marking the lead-up to the 250th anniversary of American independence in 2026. During a gathering in Iowa, he announced, “I even think we’re gonna have a UFC fight,” emphasizing the availability of space at the White House for such an event. The UFC, known for promoting mixed martial arts, will host a championship fight, potentially attracting around 20,000 to 25,000 spectators.

Trump's interest in UFC is evident, as he has attended several fights recently and has a close relationship with UFC president Dana White. His remarks came as part of a broader announcement about various celebrations planned in conjunction with America's milestone birthday, which will kick off this year and continue into the next. Among these events, he also mentioned a major festival on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as well as a special competition featuring high school athletes from across the nation.

While the White House has not provided further details on the UFC fight or the celebrations, Trump's recent appearances at UFC events have garnered attention, including applause from audiences. Additionally, he took the opportunity to celebrate the passage of a significant tax and spending bill, which he claimed resulted in the largest tax cut in American history, highlighting his ongoing political agenda.