Story byAman MahmoodFri, January 23, 2026 at 11:44 AM UTC·5 min readThis summer, the UFC plans to hold an unprecedented event at the White House, which could feature multiple title fights on the South Lawn as part of a series of events to commemorate the United States’ 250th anniversary. Scheduled for 14 June – the day that Donald Trump will turn 80 – the blockbuster card is set to feature numerous high-profile stars, with the US president claiming that “almost every fight [on the card]” will be a championship contest. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementGiven the extraordinary nature of the event, there have been many rumours about possible match-ups, as well as talk of snipers and limited fan access. Furthermore, a number of top stars have publicly called their shot to be involved. With UFC president Dana White, a close friend of Trump, saying matchmaking will start in February, here are 10 fighters The Independent thinks could feature on the card:Conor McGregor Despite Dana White confirming that the Irishman will not be facing Michael Chandler after years of build, the UFC icon has also been rumoured to fight Jorge Masvidal at the White House and has claimed to be starting negotiations for a new UFC contract as soon as February. McGregor has not fought since breaking his leg in 2021, though. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementJon JonesTied to a potential showdown with light-heavyweight champion Alex Pereira, the controversial American has seemed more receptive to fighting the Brazilian than heavyweight champ Tom Aspinall, despite a long saga in which the pair each held a version of the belt in that division.