Dana White showcased the arena design for the upcoming UFC event at the White House, scheduled for America's 250th anniversary. White emphasized that the production team was instructed to ensure the White House is visible in the background during fights. The stage is being constructed in Europe before being shipped to Philadelphia and then transported by truck to Washington, D.C., where it will be erected on the South Lawn. White stressed that UFC is funding the entire event without using taxpayer money, calling it a gift to America. Over 70,000 people have already applied for tickets through UFCfreedom250.com, with free tickets available for the Ellipse park across from the arena. More than 100,000 fans are expected to attend fight week events, which will include a two-day fan festival, press conference, weigh-ins, and a performance by Zac Brown Band.
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Dana White reveals White House UFC arena design for 250th anniversary event
By Oscar NascimentoAgentMMA.com
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