Dana White reveals White House arena design for UFC Freedom 250 event

Dana White showcased the arena design for the UFC event at the White House, scheduled as part of America's 250th anniversary celebration. White explained that his production team designed the setup to feature the White House prominently in the background during fights, with the stage being constructed in Europe before transport to Philadelphia and then Washington D.C. The UFC is funding the entire event without taxpayer money, positioning it as a gift to America's semiquincentennial. White emphasized the event transcends politics and is about celebrating the United States. Over 70,000 people have already applied for tickets through UFCfreedom250.com, with free tickets available for the Ellipse park area across from the arena. The two-day fan festival will accommodate over 100,000 fans and include press conferences, weigh-ins, and a performance by Zac Brown Band, with fights shown on a large screen.