A legal filing describing preparations for President Donald Trump’s planned UFC fight at the White House’s South Lawn says staging the event requires a large federal operation. Multiple outlets report the filing states the effort involves more than seven federal agencies, with hundreds of staff working onsite on a daily basis. The filing also estimates the event’s cost at about $60 million, according to the reporting. PBS NewsHour additionally characterizes the document as providing a glimpse of the preparations, including a preview of the UFC Octagon setup at the White House. One outlet also reports the event is facing a legal challenge, framing the filing as part of a dispute around whether and how the fight can proceed. Overall, the coverage centers on the scale of the logistical and administrative work required, the number of government bodies involved, and the magnitude of the spending cited in the court document, while the legal status of the event remains under question in at least one report. The reports do not agree on additional specifics beyond the preparation details and the existence of a legal threat or challenge.