The UFC's highly anticipated White House event just got a major heavyweight boost, and it took a presidential nudge to make it happen. Following his explosive victory over Curtis Blaydes at UFC 327, Josh Hokit wasn't given much time to rest. In a move that has fans buzzing, Hokit has been quickly booked to face the legendary Derrick Lewis, the UFC's all-time knockout king, on the June 14th card in Washington D.C.

This thrilling addition came together after President Donald Trump, who was in attendance at the Miami event, directly questioned why "The Black Beast" Lewis wasn't on the lineup. UFC President Dana White made it clear that when the Commander-in-Chief makes a suggestion, you listen. The powerhouse bout between the surging Hokit and the always-dangerous Lewis instantly elevates the card's stakes, addressing earlier fan concerns about a lack of marquee names.

With the card now seemingly set, Dana White has drawn a firm line in the sand. When asked if any more fights could be added, White was unequivocal: "No, I shouldn't have done this one." He elaborated that only one person could potentially change the roster now. "Unless he (Trump) calls me and tells me to do something else, there will be no more fights added to the card."

This high-stakes matchup is more than just a fan-friendly brawl; it's a potential title eliminator. A decisive win for Hokit over a perennial contender like Lewis could catapult him directly into the heavyweight title conversation, possibly positioning him for a shot at the interim champion later this year. For fight fans and apparel enthusiasts alike, this late addition guarantees the White House card will deliver the kind of explosive action worthy of the historic venue.