Photos and Videos: UFC and Dana White hosting the US Navy as part of first Vegas Navy Week

A recent Instagram post from the UFC's official account showcased Dana White welcoming several members of the US Navy into the UFC headquarters to enjoy the UFC Vegas 100. The US Navy officials were delighted after checking out the various state-of-the-art facilities in the UFC headquarters.

Several noteworthy U.S. celebrities have visited UFC events to date. This time, White decided to honour the services of the US Navy officials by inviting them to UFC headquarters and giving them a chance to enjoy the UFC Vegas 100 live.

Other UFC officials helped them on a tour through the PI, recovery centre, and other facilities in the UFC headquarters. A couple of Navy officials had a word with the former welterweight champ, Robbie Lawler. Lieutenant (junior grade) Jacqueline Parks also spoke out on how she was "entertained" by the "awesome fights" of UFC Vegas 100:

"These fights were awesome. This is the entertainment business, and I'm thoroughly entertained."

The caption to UFC's Instagram post read:

Honored to host the @USNavy as part of the first #VegasNavyWeek. Thank you for all you do. #UFCInTheCommunity"

Check out a few moments from the US Navy's visit to the UFC headquarters:

UFC's post showcased US Navy officials meeting Dana White and touring the UFC headquarters. [Images courtesy: @ufc on Instagram]

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Dana White reveals he wants to take the UFC to all new places in 2025

Dana White has been able to host events in multiple countries of the world including the Far East country, Singapore. He is also in pursuit of taking the UFC to all new locations in the upcoming year.

White appeared in an interview with TNT Sports where he revealed his plans to host events in places they had never been to before. Apart from that, he also expressed his excitement towards witnessing the new talents that will come up through the Dana White Contender Series in 2025. White said:

"I'm looking to go to territories that we haven’t been to. What’s big about next year is our rights deal is up, so that’s going to be very interesting to see how this plays out over the next 12 months, because that will play out in the next year. So, um, there’s really big things working with the UFC right now, you know. Not just territories we haven’t been to, we’re [also] looking at new deals, and obviously, you know, the talent that came off this season of the Contender Series. Every year, it’s fun to see who’s going to do."

Check out Dana White's comments below (3:34):