UFC fighter rips idea of fighting at White House in explicit rant: 'F--- all these politicians'

UFC fighter Michael Chandler hints to 'expect the unexpected' at the White House fight for America's 250th anniversary on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

UFC fighter Brandon Royval ripped the idea of fighting at the White House as part of the Trump administration’s celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of the United States of America.

UFC president Dana White had already promised the "greatest fight card ever assembled" for the possible card that would take place on the White House lawn next June.

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Brandon Royval enters the Octagon during the UFC 317 event at T-Mobile Arena on June 28, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Cooper Neill/Zuffa LLC)

It’s safe to say, based on Royval’s comments during a podcast on Monday, that fans could count out the 33-year-old Colorado native.

"I don’t give a s--- about fighting at the f---ing White House," he said on "In the Arena." "I want to fight in front of big crowds, bro. It’s like, how big can the White House even have of a stadium? Is that s--- outside too?

"I don’t give a f--- about any of our political figures right now, and it's like to fight in front of them seems like some f---ing ‘Hunger Games’ type of f---ing s---. I don’t give a f--- to fight in front of some f---ing billionaires and rich people that could give a s--- less about me. Probably throwing parlays. F--- you guys. I want to fight in front of people that are ‘Raw Dawg’ fans, or fans of MMA, and who can relate to me. I’m not trying to fight in front of these f---ing a--holes. F--- all these politicians, in my opinion.

Royval added he had no interest in impressing any presidents.

Brandon Royval (red gloves) prior to the fight against Joshua Van (blue gloves) during UFC