Dana White and his team are putting the final touches on what promises to be a truly historic night for mixed martial arts. With UFC White House set for June 14, the UFC CEO has revealed exciting new details about the setup, including fresh renders of the viewing area at the Ellipse park—and a potential shift in the event's start time.

In a recent interview with Fox News, White shared that the event will be a spectacle unlike any other. While President Donald Trump, his administration, and various VIPs will be in attendance, the real stars of the night will be over 4,000 members of the military. "There's going to be 4,300 people there," White explained. "Most of them will be military."

But the action doesn't stop inside the venue. For fans who can't get a seat at the main event, the Ellipse—a massive park just across the street—will be transformed into a sprawling fan zone. Newly released renderings show a stadium-style setup with massive screens, stages, live music, and interactive activations. It's designed to give tens of thousands of fans an unforgettable experience, all while watching the lightweight championship unification bout between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje.

White is pulling out all the stops to make this a destination event. "If you are a fan of the UFC, and especially if you have never been to Washington, D.C., we're going to give away about 85,000 tickets," he said. "There's a process to register, and they're free. But you should come to D.C. that week. We're doing all kinds of things for fans, and it's a really cool city."

Of course, holding a major outdoor event comes with its challenges. White has long been cautious about weather-related risks, and the UFC is carefully planning for any curveballs Mother Nature might throw. A possible start time change is also on the table to ensure optimal conditions for the fighters and fans alike.

As the countdown to June 14 continues, one thing is clear: UFC White House is shaping up to be more than just a fight—it's a full-scale celebration of the sport, the military, and the fans who make it all possible. Whether you're watching from the VIP section or the Ellipse lawn, this is one event you won't want to miss.