Why a team of the Rugby League is asking the president of UFC, Dana White, to perform a club ritual before the extravagance NRL next week in Las Vegas

The Canberra Raiders have issued a special request to the head of UFC, Dana White, before the opening of the NRL season next week in Las Vegas.

According to the reports, the club has asked the American Powerbroker of MMA to hold a special ritual before his party against the Warriors at the Allegiant Stadium on March 2.

It comes after both Phil Gould and Arlc's head, Peter V'landys, underwent a plea to Donald Trump to attend the confrontations of next week in Sin City, with the loose striker Hudson Young, having met with White , where the president of UFC told the Canberra star that he would attend the game next week.

Initially, the Raiders expected the NFL legend Tom Brady to blow the Viking horn before his Las Vegas match, but it is understood that they are now doing a play for White.

“I have communicated with your advertising agent,” said Raiders executive, Don Furner, The Daily Telegraph.

'Just a couple of days ago. If you accept it, we would take it immediately. It is known worldwide.

The Canberra Raiders are doing a ploy so that UFC Chief Dana White performs a ritual before the game in Las Vegas next week

The Raiders are making a play for White to fly the legendary Viking horn before their match against the New Zealand Warriors in the Allegiant Stadium

The Raiders have made White their first choice, but they have other options, including the Great Gronkowski of the NFL.

'We are throwing the network everywhere, but Dana is our first option. If you decide not to do it, we will move on to other options.

The former Brady teammate, Rob Gronkowski, who has presented ads for the advertising of the Las Vegas round in recent months, it is also understood that it is at the top of the Raiders Star list. A fans' favorite since it was introduced in 2017.

It is accompanied by the Viking applause, with many notable figures that have made the ritual in recent years. The former assailant Alan Tongue was the first to fly the horn, with former Jatrina Fanning and the new head of the kangaroos, Mal Meninga, also participated in the ritual.

While the Raiders are in the entertainment capital, their Captain Joe Tapine will also make the tradition of 'starting the siren' before a game of the Golden Knights against the New Jersey Devils on Saturday, March 1.

White was under last week for UFC 312, who saw Dricus du Plessis defend his medium weight title against Sean Strickland in a bloody slugfest.

Interestingly, White met with the president of the Australian Rugby League commission, Peter V'landys, during the night, as well as the Penrith Nathan Cleary superstar, who in recent days has been called 'Tom Brady of The Rugby League '.

White had previously grouped NRL's decision to jump to the US market, while claiming that the league bosses should prove everything they can to take President Trump to Allegiant Stadium for the parties.

“If I'm running Rugby League, I would send you a great invitation,” said UFC head about Jagging Trump.

The head of NRL and Arlc, Peter V'landys, have also been making a play so that the president of the United States, Donald Trump, attended the extravagance of the Rugby League in Las Vegas.

'Use everything they can to make it different, a ball, whatever … do it great and invite it.

'Certainly taking the game to Las Vegas as they have done, that has been a brilliant play.

'I think for the Rugby League, that city is destiny.

“It is where you attract fans not only from all over the United States but from everyone.”