Once MMA beef reaches a certain temperature, it never really cools down. That’s exactly what happened when Dustin Poirier squashed what appeared to be an olive branch despite Conor McGregor‘s effort at turning the page on their storied feud.
Justin Gaethje has once again sparked retirement discussions after candidly admitting that his time in mixed martial arts may be nearing its end. Speaking in a recent interview, the former interim UFC lightweight champion revealed that he plans to step away from the sport by 2027.
The UFC kicks off their 2026 schedule of events with UFC 324: Gaethje vs. Pimblett on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The fight card is headlined by an interim title bout between former interim titleholder Justin Gaethje and No.
When Conor McGregor dropped a simple “Congrats bro” in the comments of Dustin Poirier’s picture with his newborn son, it felt like a rare pause in one of the UFC’s most combustible rivalries.
Dustin Poirier isn’t fighting at UFC 324, but he’s still found a way to put skin in the game. This time, it’s with predictions. And if history has taught fans anything, it’s that Poirier’s picks tend to age, violently.
Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier’s long-standing rivalry might finally be over. The pair met three times, with McGregor winning the first at featherweight and Poirier taking both 155lb bouts in 2021.
Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier’s years-long bitter feud may finally have come to an end for good. The legendary lightweight duo had three iconic fights, one at featherweight which McGregor won and two in 2021 at 155lb which Poirier took.
Dustin Poirier’s combat sports career may not be over just yet. ‘The Diamond’ hung up his gloves last year after one final battle inside the UFC Octagon against a familiar foe from his career, BMF champion Max Holloway.
Retirement in combat sports is rarely clean. On the surface, everything appears to be normal, but the itch persists. That tension has accompanied Dustin Poirier since he hung up his gloves last summer, ending two decades of habit, sacrifice, and identity formed around fighting.
“I’m going out on my terms. I’m not letting the sport retire me.” That was Dustin Poirier’s defiant whisper into the Octagon on the night of UFC 318, a line charged with as much grit as grace.
Dustin Poirier and Michael Chandler will appear in the ‘Road House 2’ sequel alongside Jake Gyllenhaal. The film follows up on the 2024 release, which featured Conor McGregor, as the rivals put aside their differences to join forces in the movie screens.
Dustin Poirier’s UFC 318 main event in July almost turned into the ideal farewell. While ‘The Diamond’ lost a decision to Max Holloway, he still put on a memorable fight in front of his hometown fans in Louisiana, a state that had not hosted a UFC event in a decade.
Dustin Poirier is a little over three months removed from his final UFC fight, a UFC 318 loss to Max Holloway in their trilogy fight in Poirier's home state of Lousiana.
Nearly three months removed from his last bout, former UFC star Dustin Poirier is still adjusting to life as a retired fighter. “The Diamond” was one of
Dustin Poirier is completely content with his retirement, but there is still one fight that could lure him back into action. It does not seem like anything could lure Poirier back to MMA at the moment, but boxing continues to intrigue him.
Dustin Poirier has not been retired for long, but he already seems to be rethinking his decision. Back in July at UFC 318, Dustin Poirier made his final walk to the Octagon against Max Holloway for the BMF title.
Poirier begins life after fighting by joining the UFC 319 commentary team alongside Rogan, Cormier, and Anik It wasn’t the storybook ending many had hoped for, but it was one that drew respect from fans across the MMA world.
Dustin Poirier recently broke his silence with a career retrospective following his retirement fight against Max Holloway, where he lost a decision but still wound up winning the series 2-1 last month at UFC 318 in New Orleans.
Dustin Poirier won’t be stepping too far away from the Octagon following his UFC retirement. Poirier closed out his career at UFC 318, retiring after a unanimous decision defeat to BMF Champion Max Holloway in his home state of Louisiana.
Dustin Poirier has had an amazing career inside the Octagon. From the time he turned pro in the sport of MMA in 2009 up until his final career appearance on July 19, one thing was certain: When Poirier walked into the cage, viewers had to have their popcorn ready.
Dustin Poirier says going toe-to-toe with Max Holloway in the final seconds of their UFC 318 fight didn't go to plan. Poirier-Holloway 3 took center stage at UFC 318, where 'The Diamond' received a bespoke UFC retirement package.
In the main event of UFC 318, we are going to see a legend make the walk for the final time in front of his home crowd. “The Diamond” Dustin Poirier (30-9) will fight for the final time as he takes on a familiar foe in former featherweight champion and current BMF title holder Max “Blessed” Holloway (26-8).
For the first time in a decade the UFC octagon returns to New Orleans for tonight's UFC 318: Holloway vs. Poirier 3 fight card. The pay-per-view fight card takes place at Smoothie King Center and is headlined by a lightweight bout for the symbolic 'BMF' title between titleholder Max Holloway and former interim lightweight champ Dustin Poirier.
In the main event of UFC 318, we are going to see a legend make the walk for the final time in front of his home crowd. “The Diamond” Dustin Poirier (30-9) will fight for the final time as he takes on a familiar foe in former featherweight champion and current BMF title holder Max “Blessed” Holloway (26-8).