The UFC’s June 14 showcase on the White House lawn is already being framed as a historic moment for mixed martial arts. UFC CEO Dana White has promised the “biggest and best” card possible. UFC owner Ari Emanuel added intrigue by revealing the event is expected to feature just six to seven fights signaling a tightly curated lineup designed for maximum impact. But not everyone is convinced the hype will translate into reality. Retired welterweight veteran Matt Brown isn’t buying it.
Speaking on The Fighter vs. The Writer, Brown poured cold water on expectations that the UFC will suddenly assemble the greatest card in company history.