Sean O’Malley says UFC White House doesn’t feel as big some of his other fights
By Jed Meshew
Published on March 31, 2026.
Sean O'Malley, a former champion of the UFC, has stated that his upcoming fight against Aiemann Zahabi in UFC White House doesn't feel as big as his other fights. Despite being chosen as the main event for the summer event, O'Malcolm believes it feels like a step back from his previous title fights. He also mentioned his drop down the card order as a significant development in his career.
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