The UFC Freedom 250 event to celebrate President Donald Trump's birthday (and also for America's 250th birthday, kind of) was a massive success. That means one thing — more bloody, violent fights on the White House lawn. Through highly placed White House insiders, The Babylon Bee has obtained an exclusive sneak peek at future matches.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship match kicked off Sunday on the grounds of the White House, with the mixed martial arts fight series taking place on the South Lawn under a full-scale UFC Octagon.
Federal agencies and the UFC are spending at least $60 million to pull off the White House cage fight set to take place Sunday, which is President Trump’s birthday. The funds have gone toward building an octagon fighting arena on the White House South Lawn, purchasing and delivering food and paying up to 900 workers to remain on-site since May 20 for the event’s success, according to court filings. Read more: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5919806-trump-administration-ufc-60-million-white-house-cage-fight/ #UFC #WhiteHouse #Trump #America250
Federal agencies and the UFC are spending at least $60 million to pull off the White House cage fight set to take place Sunday, which is President Trump’s birthday. The funds have gone toward building an octagon fighting arena on the White House South Lawn, purchasing and delivering food and paying up to 900 workers to remain on-site since May 20 for the event’s success, according to court filings. Read more: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5919806-trump-administration-ufc-60-million-white-house-cage-fight/ #UFC #WhiteHouse #Trump #America250
Crews have been setting up the UFC Octagon outside the White House ahead of the Freedom 250 celebration. This comes as part of ongoing events honoring America's 250th anniversary. #ufc #whitehouse #america250
As UFC fans descend on Washington, D.C., for Freedom 250 on Sunday and events surrounding it, security will be strict, according to the top Secret Service agent for D.C.