UFC White House Fight Card: Full 7-Fight Lineup
Every bout on the UFC White House fight card for June 14, 2026, ordered as they will be contested live — co-main and main event last. There are no prelims; what is below is the entire broadcast.
Card structure
Freedom Fights 250 is built backwards from the main event. The first bell rings at 8:00 PM ET with Diego Lopes vs. Steve Garcia at featherweight; the last walkout is Ilia Topuria's at roughly 11:00 PM ET. Each fight is allotted a 30-minute window inclusive of walkouts and replays. The co-main and main event are scheduled five rounds; everything else is three.
Fight-by-fight teasers
Bout 1: Ilia Topuria vs. Justin Gaethje
Topuria walks in unbeaten with the cleanest right hand in the division and a chin yet to be tested by Gaethje-level volume. Gaethje's path is simple — pressure, leg kicks, force exchanges — but simple is exactly what Topuria has dismantled before. The line opened -180 and has drifted to -220 as the public sided with the champion.
Bout 2: Alex Pereira vs. Ciryl Gane
Pereira's first true heavyweight test against the best pure mover at 265. Gane's circular footwork is the single most uncomfortable look for a one-shot left-hook puncher, but Pereira's calf kick remains a tax no Gane opponent has paid in cash. Five rounds with one knockdown likely decides it.
Bout 3: Sean O'Malley vs. Aiemann Zahabi
O'Malley is heavily favored on betting markets but the matchup is closer than the line suggests. Zahabi is the best pure boxer Sean has fought, and a low-output, range-heavy fight could surprise. Still, the size and footwork edge belongs to O'Malley by a wide margin.
Bout 4: Derrick Lewis vs. Josh Hokit
Heavyweight chaos by design. Lewis lands one and the building exhales; Hokit, undefeated and athletic, must drag this to the canvas and not get smashed standing. Total likely under 1.5 rounds.
Bout 5: Mauricio Ruffy vs. Michael Chandler
Ruffy is the heir to the Fighting Nerds boom — calf kicks, level changes, calm hands. Chandler is Chandler: explosive, durable, prone to brawls. If it stays standing past round one, the model swings toward Ruffy by a comfortable margin.
Bout 6: Bo Nickal vs. Kyle Daukaus
Nickal's matchmaking has been pointed but careful; Daukaus is the biggest, longest, most credentialed grappler he's faced. Bo's path is still wrestle-and-hammer, but the submission threat is real if he's sloppy from top.
Bout 7: Diego Lopes vs. Steve Garcia
Lopes-Garcia is the kind of opening bout that quietly steals fight-of-the-night. Lopes pressures with kicks and looks for the head kick exit; Garcia is a switch-stance counterstriker whose left hand has dropped credible fighters in the first.
How the lineup was set
Three of the seven matchups (Topuria-Gaethje, Pereira-Gane, O'Malley-Zahabi) were announced in the original April 2026 press conference. Nickal-Daukaus and Lewis-Hokit were added in early May to fill heavyweight and middleweight slots after withdrawals. Lopes-Garcia and Ruffy-Chandler were the final additions, both contender-tier featherweight and lightweight bouts with title-shot implications.
If you want the analytical model behind these reads, our predictions page and fighter stats show the inputs. For the broadcast ticker by time zone, see the schedule.