Conor McGregor is ‘all in’ for a huge comeback at the UFC White House. The Irishman has already revealed his interest in fighting at the UFC White House card in June, but his long-time

Yet McGregor has continued to voice his desire to fight during regular public appearances as a part-owner of BKFC. Kavanagh said he's been in constant contact with the Irish former UFC champion, who Kavanagh confirmed is very much itching to compete after watching the sport carry on without him.

UFC flyweight Brandon Royval clarified that he doesn’t “give a s*** about fighting at the f***ing White House” when asked Monday.

In an email reacting to Royval’s comments, White House spokesperson Steven Cheung on Friday told HuffPost, “This will be one of the greatest and most historic sports events in history, and President Trump hosting it at the White House is a testament to his vision to celebrate America’s monumental 250th anniversary.”

While fans are no longer seeing his outbursts about other fighters and general issues on social media, he is still very passionate. And speaking on the Ariel Helwani Show tonight on Uncrowned, coach John Kavanagh confirmed he is receiving texts from his old charge indicating a major spark of interest.

Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones has made his intentions for the White House card clear: he wants an opportunity.

President Donald Trump confirmed the date for the much-hyped UFC event at the White House. Speaking Sunday at Naval Station Norfolk, Trump said the show is set for June 14, 2026: UFC president Dana White last month released renderings for the special setup in the nation's capital. A temporary venue is planned for the grounds of the White House:

We’re already training’ - McGregor, currently serving an anti-doping ban, is eyeing a spot at the UFC’s planned White House event

UFC's Dana White and President Trump plan a groundbreaking White House lawn event as Paramount’s $7.7B deal transforms combat sports entertainment.

Could we see the return of former UFC “BMF” titleholder Jorge Masvidal (35-17), next summer at the White House?  It’s