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Is Ivanka Trump returning to the White House? Dana White says she will help plan UFC event

Ivanka Trump said she was stepping back from politics after her father's first term, but now she may be back to help plan a potential UFC fight at the White House next year.

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Dana White names pick over Jon Jones for potential UFC White House card

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Dana White says UFC will host first-ever White House fight on July 4: "It is definitely going to happen"

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Former Two-Division Champion Says Dana White’s New UFC Deal Could Make MMA the Greatest Sport in the World

The biggest change? Pay-per-view events will now be completely free, opening the sport to a wider audience.

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Joe Rogan Praises UFC's Deal with Paramount

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Dana White gives vague update on UFC fighter salary with new TV deal announcement

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Dana White reiterates that UFC White House fights are 'absolutely going to happen'

A thought appears to be becoming a reality, as Dana White said fights on the White House lawn are "absolutely going to happen" next year.

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Dana White, TKO tease that UFC events, including potential White House special, could air live on CBS in 2026

CBS, the first broadcast network to broadcast a live MMA event, could begin showing live UFC events beginning in 2026 with the new media rights deal between UFC parent company TKO Group Holdings and Paramount. Among those potential CBS events is the proposed UFC card on the White House lawn, according to UFC CEO Dana White.

Dana White On How UFC Landed Its Blockbuster $7.7 Billion Streaming Deal With Paramount

UFC's CEO reveals why he wanted David Ellison's muscle behind his MMA giant, why pay-per-view events no longer work, and what a potential UFC fight at the White House would look like on CBS.

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Dana White announces huge broadcasting deal ditching prehistoric PPV model

UFC president Dana White announced a huge deal making Paramount and CBS the new home of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, ditching the pay-per-view model.