Daily MMA Digest: UFC White House Card Announced, Charles Oliveira Wins BMF Title, Aleksandar Rakic Eyes Heavyweight Move

Daily MMA Digest brings three major stories from the latest MMA news cycle. The UFC revealed a high profile White House event card, Charles Oliveira captured the BMF title at UFC 326, and Aleksandar Rakic sparked discussion about a potential move to the heavyweight division.

UFC White House event announced with major title fights

The UFC has announced plans for a major event expected to take place at the White House grounds, immediately drawing global attention. The fight card is expected to feature Ilia Topuria against Justin Gaethje in a lightweight title unification bout. In the co-main event, Alex Pereira is set to face Ciryl Gane for the interim heavyweight title.

The announcement instantly created excitement around the upcoming summer schedule. With several elite fighters involved, the event already feels like one of the biggest cards on the calendar. The combination of championship stakes and the historic location could make this one of the most talked about UFC events in years.

Charles Oliveira defeats Max Holloway to claim the BMF belt

Charles Oliveira delivered a dominant performance against Max Holloway in the main event of UFC 326. Over five rounds Oliveira controlled the fight with his grappling, repeatedly putting Holloway in difficult positions and limiting his striking rhythm.

By the end of the fight Oliveira secured a clear unanimous decision victory and walked away with the BMF title. The win strengthens his position among the elite fighters in the sport and once again highlights his dangerous submission and ground control skills.

Aleksandar Rakic hints at potential move to heavyweight

Aleksandar Rakic has hinted that a future move to the heavyweight division could be a possibility. The Serbian Austrian fighter remains one of the most prominent names connected to the Balkan MMA scene, making any career decision particularly relevant for regional fans.

A step up in weight would open the door to a completely different group of opponents and could redefine the next stage of his career. While no official announcement has been made, the idea has already generated discussion among MMA followers in the region.