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Over the last few days, Dana White has basically been acting like he rented out the United States for a fight week. According to CBS News, he’s been doing the big-media circuit to hype the UFC’s “new era” under that monster multiyear, multi‑billion dollar media rights deal with Paramount, with all main cards moving onto Paramount Plus and the old pay‑per‑view model getting sunsetted. CBS reports that Dana’s been previewing the new schedule, talking up stacked cards, and selling this as the next evolution of the UFC brand rather than a risk.
The other huge storyline: the White House card. Times of India and MMA Fighting both report that Dana has now locked in the core logistics for the June 14 South Lawn event, part of the America 250 celebrations, with roughly 5,000 people on the White House lawn and up to about 85,000 more in the nearby Ellipse watching on big screens. He told CBS and MMA outlets that the fighters will literally walk from the Oval Office to the Octagon, and that the whole week will be a full‑blown takeover of Washington D.C. with music, activations, and fan events. Matchmaking is still being finalized, so any specific bout rumors floating on social media are speculative until Dana or UFC officially confirm them.
Business‑wise, outlets like MMA Mania and BJ Penn’s site highlight that this White House show will stream exclusively on Paramount Plus, underscoring how closely Dana is tying UFC’s identity to the new platform. That has long‑term biographical weight: history books may mark this as the year he shifted UFC from pay‑per‑view pioneer to subscription‑streaming anchor tenant.
On the social‑media front, Sportbible reports that fans recently noticed Dana updating his X banner to a “UFC on Paramount” graphic featuring Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira, Kayla Harrison, and Max Holloway, with no Ilia Topuria. Some fans online are reading that as a hint that Topuria’s status might be shaky, but that is pure speculation; the solid, on‑record fact is simply that Dana’s visuals now scream Paramount era.
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