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By Marcus Whitfield · Published Feb 12, 2026 ·

UFC White House Schedule: Start Times, Walkouts & TV Times

UFC White House schedule for Saturday, June 14, 2026. The broadcast opens at 8:00 PM ET with no preliminary card. Below: anthem time, walkout estimates, and per-fight start times across four time zones.

Broadcast sequence

  • 7:55 PM ET — Broadcast opens, national anthem on the South Lawn
  • 8:00 PM ET — Walkouts begin for Fight 1 (Lopes vs Garcia)
  • ~11:00 PM ET — Main event walkouts (Topuria vs Gaethje)
  • ~11:45 PM ET — Post-fight interviews and trophy ceremony

Full timeline (estimated start of walkouts)

ETPTGMTCETFightWeightFormat
8:00 PM5:00 PM1:00 AM+12:00 AM+1Diego Lopes vs Steve GarciaFeatherweight3 × 5
8:30 PM5:30 PM1:30 AM+12:30 AM+1Bo Nickal vs Kyle DaukausMiddleweight3 × 5
9:00 PM6:00 PM2:00 AM+13:00 AM+1Mauricio Ruffy vs Michael ChandlerLightweight3 × 5
9:30 PM6:30 PM2:30 AM+13:30 AM+1Derrick Lewis vs Josh HokitHeavyweight3 × 5
10:00 PM7:00 PM3:00 AM+14:00 AM+1Sean O'Malley vs Aiemann ZahabiBantamweight3 × 5
10:30 PM7:30 PM3:30 AM+14:30 AM+1Alex Pereira vs Ciryl GaneHeavyweight5 × 5
11:00 PM8:00 PM4:00 AM+15:00 AM+1Ilia Topuria vs Justin GaethjeLightweight5 × 5

Time zone notes

UK and European viewers should plan for an overnight watch — main event walkouts after 4:00 AM local time on Sunday morning. Australian viewers see the main event mid-afternoon Sunday. For broadcast availability in your region, see the how to watch UFC White House guide.

Fight durations and pacing

The seven-fight format runs roughly 3 hours 45 minutes if every bout reaches the cards. Historically, UFC PPV broadcasts trend 12–18% under their projected runtime because of stoppages. Plan for the main event 15–30 minutes earlier than the estimate above if early finishes pile up.

For per-fight breakdowns and walkout context, see the complete UFC White House fight card, or jump to the main event analysis.