Dana White has unveiled the arena design for the upcoming UFC event at the White House, celebrating America's 250th anniversary. The production team is building a custom stage in Europe that will be shipped to Philadelphia and then trucked to Washington D.C. to be erected on the South Lawn with the White House visible in the background. White emphasized that UFC is funding the entire event without using any taxpayer money, calling it a gift to America. Over 70,000 people have already applied for tickets through UFCfreedom250.com, with free seating available at the Ellipse park across from the arena. More than 100,000 fans are expected to attend the fight weekend 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 arena design for UFC 250th anniversary event
By Oscar NascimentoAgentMMA.com
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