Tom Aspinall, a prominent UFC fighter, has publicly condemned the use of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) in combat sports, stating that athletes who use PEDs should never be allowed to fight again due to the potential harm they cause to opponents. His comments, made during an appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show, described PED use as unfair and dangerous, likening it to "taking a knife to a gunfight." Former UFC champion Jon Jones responded to Aspinall's remarks by denying any steroid use, asserting that all evidence supports his claim of being clean. Meanwhile, interest has grown around the possibility of a UFC event being held at the White House, an idea that has garnered attention from fighters including Jon Jones and Conor McGregor, both expressing enthusiasm about participating. The Professional Fighters League (PFL) has also offered to collaborate on the event, proposing a fight card featuring notable fighters such as Francis Ngannou and suggesting matchups including Brazilian athletes. Early betting odds have named Dustin Poirier, Max Holloway, and Sean O'Malley as favorites to headline the potential White House UFC card. The prospect of this unprecedented event continues to generate excitement within the MMA community.