Dana White Says The UFC Won’t Start ‘Messing With’ The White House Card Until February

Dana White comments on the upcoming UFC card at the White House next year.

On June 14th next year, the UFC will host a special event at the White House in Washington D.C. The show has been a topic of conversation this year, with several fighters lobbying to be on the card including names such as Jon Jones and Conor McGregor amongst others.

While speaking to TMZ Sports in a new interview, Dana White was asked about the White House card and if the UFC have begun working on the card for June 14th.

“Well, we won’t- we’re dealing with all the logistics right now. You know, in production and all that stuff, we won’t start messing with that card until February.”

Dana was then asked if this was the toughest show he’s ever put together.

“The Sphere was technically the toughest thing we’ve ever done. Logistically, this is the toughest fight we’ve ever done.”

Elsewhere in a recent interview, Dana commented on the possibility of Gable Steveson competing in the UFC in the future. You can read more about that here.

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