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A bloodied UFC fighter is lying flat on his back, arms akimbo. He has just been knocked unconscious by Josh Hokit, who celebrates by\u00a0draping a playing card of himself around the neck of Donald Trump on the President\u2019s 80th birthday. Then, during a post-fight interview with Joe Rogan, Hokit grabs the microphone and bellows: \u201cMichelle Obama is a MAN!\u201d The crowd enters a state of pure, unbridled euphoria.<\/p>\n

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If the essence of MAGA could be distilled into a single evening, then last night\u2019s UFC Freedom 250 at the White House would be it. Part military parade, part sporting spectacle and part internet fever dream, the MMA fights on the South Lawn marked both America\u2019s 250th birthday and Donald Trump\u2019s 80th. Here, as tens of thousands of Trump supporters descended on DC, was the clearest sign yet of red America stamping its authority in the country\u2019s\u00a0bluest enclave. Six years ago, on January 6, they had come uninvited to one of the cathedrals of American democracy. Now, they were here by invitation of the state itself.<\/p>\n

For those who weren\u2019t offered a ringside seat alongside Trump and the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) chief executive, Dana White, there was always the Ellipse: a 52-acre park just south of the White House, to watch the action on giant screens. Passing vendors hawking Trump t-shirts emblazoned with slogans such as \u201cSuck It Up, Buttercup\u201d and \u201cIt\u2019s No Mistake, Snowflake\u201d, I shuffled through concentric circles of security to enter the promised land. Moments after walking in, a nearby fan put his friend in a chokehold. The friend\u2019s protestations about losing consciousness went unnoticed until a DEA agent was forced to intervene. \u201cSave it for later,\u201d he warned them.<\/p>\n

As I walked around the park, it felt like I had stumbled into a MAGA beauty pageant: out were the traditional red MAGA caps (although there were still a few), in were t-shirts reading \u201cred, white and badass\u201d and \u201cso long, autopen Joe\u201d. Others were decked out in Freedom 250 merch, the Trump-aligned group tasked with organizing patriotic celebrations for the country\u2019s 250th birthday. Nearly everyone I spoke to had flown in for the event, from states as far as Oklahoma, Ohio, and Arizona, to catch a glimpse of their favorite fighters \u2014 and favorite president.<\/p>\n

The fights did not begin until after 8pm, leaving fans to entertain themselves for a few hours. Some queued to test their strength on a punch machine, placing bets on who would land the biggest score. Others climbed into a makeshift ring for photographs or played commentator from behind a mock broadcast desk. But most were content to mill about near the jumbo screens, watching soldiers from different divisions wrestle each other inside the octagon until the real fights began.<\/p>\n

It was a surreal scene, not least because the park was topped-and-tailed by two of the nation\u2019s most recognizable landmarks. At one end stood the Washington Monument. At the other loomed the star-spangled \u201cClaw\u201d \u2014 a 92-foot-tall, 154-foot-wide, 600-ton spider-like structure through which the White House was just visible in the distance. Built at a reported cost of $60 million and involving seven federal agencies and more than 700 subcontractors, the Claw would serve as the home of the first live professional sporting event ever staged at the White House.<\/p>\n

Was it a partisan political event too? No, insisted White in the weeks leading up to the event, declaring that UFC Freedom 250 would be a celebration of all things American. And what better way to mark the occasion than with fighters\u00a0vomiting\u00a0by the Ellipse, motorbikers\u00a0backflipping\u00a0in front of the White House, and a bald eagle\u00a0soaring\u00a0over the heads of thousands of red-blooded, fight-loving patriots?<\/p>\n

Such scenes may not have been what John Adams and Benjamin Franklin envisioned when they signed the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago. Nor is it likely that William Howard Taft imagined his newly built Oval Office would one day serve as the staging area for a UFC walkout onto the White House South Lawn. To liberals, the event was a gaudy symptom of a late-stage idiocracy. To conservatives, it was a triumphant showing of America\u2019s (and by extension, MAGA\u2019s) cultural might.<\/p>\n

Occasionally, Trump chants rippled through the crowd, with one group singing happy birthday to the President. One man, wearing a red MAGA hat and a t-shirt reading \u201cFreedom in the front, party in the back\u201d told me that only Trump would be able to put on an event like this. \u201cWe owe him, man,\u201d he said. \u201cLiterally no other president would put on a show like this.\u201d Unprompted, he proceeded to chug his beer, most of which went down his shirt, before screaming: \u201cTrump 2028 and beyond! WOO!\u201d<\/p>\n

If there were any Democrats in our midst, they were certainly not forthcoming about it. This was no place for a bien-pensant liberal. After all, the event happened at the President\u2019s direction, outside his official residence, and on his birthday. Having been met with a chorus of boos at last week\u2019s Knicks game in New York, he was now back on friendlier ground, with the loudest cheers of the night erupting as he emerged from the White House.<\/p>\n

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As he walked out of the Oval Office alongside White, the President initially appeared rather wan. His movements were slow and his facial expression barely changed. But it soon became clear that this was an affectation: this was the emperor\u2019s show, and it was unbecoming to display any emotion to the masses. Stepping out onto the South Portico, he stood for a moment to soak in the crowd\u2019s adulation before saluting towards the skyward as military planes flew above.<\/p>\n

For all that this event was a show of Trumpian grandeur, there was also something unmistakably American about it. Loud, self-assured, and impossible to ignore, it read as a global hegemon flexing its cultural muscle, while corporate America staged its own parallel spectacle around the \u201cClaw\u201d: red, white and blue lights cutting into the night sky, giant Ram trucks suspended overhead, and a Meta booth promoting its new AI glasses. Never guilty of letting a good business opportunity go to waste, the Trump Organization also commemorated the event with \u201cFreedom 250\u201d-themed silver and gold coins featuring Trump\u2019s face. Some of the coins cost as much as\u00a0 $12,000. For better or worse, it was difficult to imagine any other country staging something quite like it.<\/p>\n

This was my first UFC event. Until now, my relationship with \u201cextreme\u201d sports had rarely gone further than a Christmas skate at Central Park. But I was enthralled by the world I had just entered into. Over the course of the evening, I learned that there were eight different ways to choke an opponent into submission, and 12 different ways to break their arm. \u201cIt\u2019s all about avoiding lay and pray,\u201d Nick Willey, a former MMA fighter who now competes as a bareknuckle boxer, advised me. \u201cIf you get grappled down to the ground, you\u2019re in big trouble.\u201d<\/p>\n

The fights themselves were thrilling, with the biggest upset of the night coming shortly after midnight. American Justin Gaethje stunned Ilia Topuria in a brutal 20-minute contest that left the champion\u2019s face looking like a half-deflated football. Gaethje entered the bout as a heavy underdog, only to overwhelm Topuria with a relentless barrage of punches and leg kicks, claiming the lightweight belt in the process. \u201cNever fuck with a real American!\u201d screamed a nearby fan, pumping his fist into the air in triumph.<\/p>\n

In keeping with the other fighters, Gaethje then climbed out of the octagon to shake the hand of the President, who commended the fighter on an excellent bout. The scene had an air of a modern-day Coliseum, with the crowd\u2019s roar subsiding into a kind of ritual hush after the violence properly dispensed. Now, Trump could proceed to his next engagement as a satisfied octogenarian, boarding a flight to Geneva to finalize America\u2019s deal with Iran.<\/p>\n

In some ways, UFC Freedom 250 represented the worst aspects of American culture: the snobbery of the liberals who sniped from afar, the crassness of the MAGA movement, the shameless commercialism of US business, and the infiltration of politics into all corners of everyday life. Every rational instinct told me the event was silly, ludicrous, and absurd.<\/p>\n

But here\u2019s my confession: I enjoyed every minute of it. Perhaps the fighting awakened something more primitive in me. Or perhaps I was simply swept up in the enthusiasm of the night. More likely though, it was the surrender of all pretense to seriousness. Looking out across the crowd \u2014 a 20-foot beer snake, fake UFC belts, a giant inflatable fighting glove, and animated debates over Hokit\u2019s technical prowess \u2014 I realized everyone was simply having fun. There wasn\u2019t much more to it than that.<\/p>\n

What this looked like to the rest of the world lies in the eye of the beholder. Was it a triumph of American spectacle, or a self-inflicted blow to the country\u2019s cultural prestige? As one fan summed it up as we left in the early hours: \u201cBro, sometimes the best moments in life come when you\u2019re getting punched in the face.\u201d<\/p>\n

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