UFC White House: Full fight card, date, odds, where to watch and everything to know for UFC Freedom 250

UFC White House is nearly here. As part of the ongoing 250th celebration year of the United States of America, U.S. President Donald Trump and UFC CEO Dana White have organized a star-studded seven-fight mixed martial arts card — dubbed UFC Freedom 250 — to take place in the nation’s capital this summer.

UFC Freedom 250 takes place on Sunday, June 14 — the same day as Flag Day in the United States, as well as Trump’s 80th birthday. The latter fact may or may not be coincidental, depending on who you ask.

The South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C. will play host to the fight.

As you can see above, construction on the massive stage the UFC plans to utilize has been underway on the South Lawn for months.

Details about the broadcast schedule for UFC Freedom 250 remain unclear as of this writing, although we do know one thing: The entire card will air live on Paramount+.

Considering the UFC’s $7.7 billion broadcast deal with CBS and Paramount, which kicked off this year, it’ll be a genuine surprise if at least some of the card is also not simulcast on CBS proper, similar to what happened with the UFC’s kickoff show for the deal in January.

A title unification match between UFC lightweight champion Ilia Topuria and interim champion Justin Gaethje is set to close out the show.

The undefeated Topuria (17-0) is a two-division champion and one of the biggest stars in the UFC. A dangerous knockout artist who first won the UFC featherweight title (145 pounds) with historic finishes of future Hall of Famers Alexander Volkanovski and Max Holloway, Topuria, 29, captured his lightweight belt (155 pounds) with a first-round knockout of former champion Charles Oliviera in June 2025.