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Bugs, Thunder, and a Lawsuit: Three Things That Almost Grounded Trump's UFC Spectacle

A federal judge cleared the cage match. Then the skies and the swarms moved in.

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The federal courthouse was supposed to be the biggest threat to Donald Trump's 80th birthday cage match on the South Lawn. It wasn't.

A last-minute lawsuit filed before UFC Freedom 250 accused the administration of a "deeply corrupt" scheme, arguing the White House had given the UFC "unfettered access" to turn public landmarks into profitable billboards. Court filings placed the UFC's financial commitment at $60 million. The lawsuit sought to stop the event before it started. A federal judge rejected it. That was supposed to be the end of the drama.

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