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Eric Trump, one of U.S. President Donald Trump's sons, has revealed the two superstars he'd be most excited to see performing at the UFC's prospective event on the lawns of The White House in Washington D.C. in June, next year. Trump is a renowned fight fan. Dana White even told GIVE ME SPORT and other media that one of the first calls he receives every Monday morning is from the President, who wants to dissect the weekend's fights with the UFC boss. Trump, together with other political figures like House Speaker Michael Johnson, X owner Elon Musk, and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have all been seen at MMA events, and Eric is now making his feelings clear who he wants to see at one of the UFC's most anticipated shows in history. What's more, is that, considering the location, it may actually force White's hand when it comes to constructing a fight card that many athletes on the UFC roster have already made it clear they want to be a part of. Eric Trump Reveals Who he Wants to See Fight at UFC White House Event Speaking on the Full Send Podcast, Kyle Forgeard asked Eric who he'd want to see at The White House, and Trump didn't even hesitate to answer. "I mean Jon Jones has to fight. I'd love to see him." Trump added: "He put up a tweet a month ago, where he had one spot left on his wall, he had all the titles, he took a picture. I feel he has one [fight] left in him, and, man, if you ever do one, it's going to be The White House." "I think you'll see [Conor] McGregor. I've gotten to know McGregor pretty well — he's a great guy." Trump narrowed it down to one theme he'd love to see throughout the card, considering the location, the President's birthday, and the country's anniversary. "There's so much talent there right now," he said. "It'll be the greatest performance of all time. The renderings look insane. My father's birthday, which is Flag Day, at The White House, on the south lawn, on America's 250th birthday. This is what it's going to be like … we need a great American card. "We like a lot of these guys and these guys like us. We need an American showing."
