Dana White has made it clear that weather will not derail the UFC’s planned White House event, delivering a blunt response when asked what could possibly stop the show.
The UFC president appeared on a live stream with Adin Ross, where the conversation turned to the logistics of hosting such a high-profile outdoor card.
With the unpredictability of weather always a factor, White did not hesitate when addressing the concern. His stance was straightforward.
Dana White insists UFC White House event will go ahead regardless of the weather
White responded to the question during Adin Ross’ stream, where he was asked what would happen if rain disrupted the event.
His answer left little room for doubt about how the UFC plans to approach the situation.
He said, “We’re fighting. If it f______ snows, we’re fighting. Nothing will stop this show from going on that night.
The comment underlines the UFC’s commitment to staging the event, regardless of typical weather concerns.
Dana White says only lightning could delay UFC White House fights
While dismissing most weather scenarios, White did acknowledge one condition that could force a pause.
White added, “The only thing [that can stop is] Lightning. Lightning is the only thing where we’d have to wait the lightning out and then do the fight.”
The explanation reflects standard safety protocols, where lightning poses a direct risk that cannot be ignored.
Beyond that, White’s message remains consistent; the event will proceed, whatever the conditions.
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