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The piece published by Time in their look at Dana White’s UFC Freedom 250 card in the White House talked about who would be invited to the event. TKO detailed that the seating arrangement would see 1200 of the 4300 going to active members of the military, while the White House and TKO plan to divide the rest. Among the ones mentioned as invited in the article, stated that Dana White had invited several top names to the card, including Hollywood stars and other superstars, like Adam Sandler, Guy Ritchie, Jared Leto, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Mario Lopez, among others.

“The UFC group details the seating arrangements for Trump’s Marine Band, the media, and the military personnel. At least 1,200 of the approximately 4,300 seats will go to active military members. The White House, TKO, and the UFC will divvy up the rest: White has invited Adam Sandler, Guy Ritchie, Tom Brady, Jared Leto, Jason Statham, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, and Mario Lopez.”

It seems that the top star has been invited to attend, but of course, we don’t know if he will accept and be at the show. It should be noted that the star would likely have been able to get a seat anyway, given that, aside from his superstardom, he’s also on the TKO board of directors as well, so it would not have been too difficult.

The star is likely to be present, given the high-profile nature of the appearance. Meanwhile, the star has not been seen in WWE since last year, when he appeared for the Elimination Chamber and helped John Cena turn heel. After apparent disagreements on the creative direction of WrestleMania, he has not been present at the shows since.