Daniel Cormier Deletes Eric Trump’s ‘Rigged’ UFC White House Fight DMs

UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier recently found himself at the center of controversy involving Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump. Cormier revealed that Trump reached out for inside information regarding the upcoming UFC Freedom 250 fights, specifically questioning the integrity of the matches.
Details of the Controversy
In a series of direct messages, which Cormier later deleted, Eric Trump inquired whether any fights had a “rigged” outcome. Cormier had previously posted screenshots of their conversation, sparking significant attention online.
Context of the Conversation
Cormier is set to commentate the UFC Freedom 250 event alongside Joe Rogan and Jon Anik. During their exchange, Eric Trump specifically asked about the status of fighters’ injuries, mentioning Diego Lopes, the favorite in the opening bout against Steve Garcia.
- Event: UFC Freedom 250
- Main Fighters:
- Diego Lopes (Favorite)
- Steve Garcia
- Date: Scheduled to start at 9 p.m. ET
Key Messages from Cormier
In response to Trump’s inquiries, Cormier expressed his disapproval. He stated he was appalled by the suggestion that any fights could be manipulated and emphasized his commitment to transparency.
- Cormier stated: “I refuse to stay silent.”
- He also mentioned: “Shame on anyone trying to ruin this beautiful event.”
Aftermath and Reactions
Following the incident, Cormier deleted the exchanges, raising questions about his motivations. UFC officials have not publicly commented on the situation. The incident has sparked discussions regarding the integrity of events in the UFC and the involvement of public figures.
As UFC fans await the start of the fights, this controversy may influence how events are perceived in the future. The UFC Freedom 250, particularly with the opening matchup between Lopes and Garcia, is poised to deliver an exciting evening of fights.



