The UFC held a major fight event at the White House on June 14. UFC president Dana White said on June 15 that it went well — but it will never happen again.

"One-of-one," White said at his post-fight press conference, per UFC.com. Both ESPN and Front Office Sports reported White's statement the same day. The White House will not host another UFC event.

The main fight went the way the UFC wanted. Justin Gaethje defeated Ilia Topuria with a TKO — the corner told Topuria to stop fighting — at the five-minute mark of Round 4, per UFC.com's results report. Topuria was the headliner. Gaethje's win was decisive and important for the sport's lightweight division. The event had two championship fights, per information released before the event on June 8.

Crypto.com and Ram sponsored the event, per UFC.com.

Holding a professional fight event at the White House is complicated. It requires careful planning and raises questions about politics and public image. White said the event worked well. But he made clear this is the only time it will happen. The White House was a good backdrop for one event, not a regular home for UFC fights.

Gaethje's win shapes what happens next in the lightweight division. Whether the White House becomes a forgotten detail or a remembered milestone depends on how the UFC tells this story going forward.