UFC's Trump Birthday Bash: Massive Octagon on White House Lawn

A massive UFC octagon is going up on the White House lawn for President Trump's 80th

birthday bash on June 14th.

It's timed with America's 250th anniversary, featuring mixed martial arts fights inside

a 6-foot wire mesh cage.

Dana White and the crew are building a 5,000-seater arena right out front, with 85,000 free tickets

and big screens in a nearby.

Park for overflow crowds.

Fans have been all in on UFC forever, calling fighters tough or taking 200 shots to the

face, and still coming back.

He's pals with white, attended events as the first sitting president back in 2019,

and even hosted early UFC bouts at his Atlantic, City Casino.

This show's shifting to a Sunday slot on Paramount Plus, and even France moved their group

of 7 Summon to avoid clashing.

Fans are ripping the fight card online, saying it lacks star power, without John Jones,

or Conor McGregor.

Senator Rousey called it a letdown that feels short of hype.

Critics see it fitting Trump's brawler style, like his fight-fight fight campaign chant after

that assassination attempt.

The lineup still packs two title-bouts, Brazil's Alex Pereira versus France's Cyril Gain,

for the interim heavyweight belt, then lightweight champ Ilya, Ta-Paria, facing Justin Gafey.

It's Trump's way to flex that ultimate fighter vibe he loves.

This event cranks UFC's biggest platform yet, blending brute force celebration with

Trump's winning energy and America's milestone moment.

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