The historic UFC White House card will be revealed very soon.
While UFC 326 takes place this weekend (Sat., March 7, 2026) in Las Vegas, headlined by Max Holloway defending his BMF title against Charles Oliveira, the spotlight may quickly shift elsewhere. That’s because UFC CEO Dana White says the promotion’s historic White House card is officially finalized — and ready to be revealed.
“I’ll announce the whole card this week,” White told IFL TV. “It’s done. The card is done. We’ve been so secretive
about this. I have all of these boards, which I’m sure you’ve seen all around the war room. This isn’t even on the board — we bring in a whiteboard, we write the fights down, and then we erase them every time we have a matchmaking meeting. Matchmaking is usually on Tuesday, but they have been every day of the past two weeks.”
Will it be the baddest card of all time?
When asked directly whether Conor McGregor would be part of the historic showcase, White smiled and offered a vague response: “We’ll see, brother.”
Speculation surrounding the event has been rampant. Early rumors suggested as many as seven title fights could anchor the card, though that has since been debunked. What’s clear is that the promotion is aiming big with the event costing as much as $60 million to stage and will feature a relatively small fight slate — approximately six to seven bouts total.
The setup itself is expected to be unlike anything the sport has seen. White previously described an invitation-only audience of roughly 3,000 to 4,000 guests seated cageside, with no public ticket sales. A secondary viewing area is planned for The Ellipse (President’s Park South), located about a tenth of a mile away, where up to 85,000 fans could gather to watch the action.
For now, the fights remain a mystery. But if White is to be believed, the most secretive card in UFC history is about to be revealed — and will go down June 14, 2026.
