Dana White reveals his ‘dream main event’ for blockbuster UFC card at the White House

Dana White chose Conor McGregor and Jon Jones when he was asked about the headliner of the UFC Witte Huis.

The UFC may have found a location around that time next year, because President Donald Trump has announced a special UFC event on the White House site.

That's right, President Trump said that a UFC fight in 2026 will be from the 250th birthday of the US, and many hunters such as Superster Conor McGregor have shown their interest to fight about it.

Even Jon Jones, who retired at MMA last month, is considering a comeback fight in DC after re -introducing the drug test pool.

What would be a worthy main event for a UFC card in the White House?

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Dana White wants Jon Jones vs. Tom Aspinall gives the UFC event in the White House

Still a year away from the event, UFC CEO Dana White promises to deliver an 'exceptional' pay-per-view card than the UFC 300 from last year.

“We will absolutely, positively put on the worst card of all time,” White said on the entire podcast.

In the same interview, White confirmed that Jones had jumped back in the drug test pool, which he would have to be eligible to fight again.

When he was asked for a potential headliner for the White House, White went to Jones about Conor McGregor.

“The Dream Main event would be Aspinall vs. Jones,” White replied.

“Could be,” said White, and the White House card, both Jones and McGregor, the biggest stars of the UFC.

Jon Jones called UFC, started training again after President Trump's announcement

Trump's announcement of a UFC event on the White House site obtained national headlines.

The same exact day, Jones, 37, says he contacted the UFC about possible return, only a few weeks after his official pension.

“Donald made his announcement on the morning of the fourth July, I called the UFC head office that same afternoon. I just leave it behind. America! Now that my pickle tickles,” Jones wrote on X on X on Thursday.

Donald made his announcement on the morning of July 4, I called the UFC head office that same afternoon. I just leave it behind. America! Now that tickles my pickle. https://t.co/wdydycpnic

– Jonny Meat (@JonnyBoes) July 10, 2025

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“It would be [the most epic fight in history]For me it is about the possibility of representing America in the White House. I don't care who I am fighting that night. I found my reason why, that's what I needed, something that was more than money.

“Who knows what the future has in store, but the moment I heard the announcement of Donald Trump, I started training again,” Jones added.

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