In 2019, Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone reminded the MMA world why he was one of the most respected veterans in the sport, knocking out a brash up-and-comer who had been tipped as a future contender.
UFC is currently transitioning into a new era, with hungry young fighters emerging weekly and reshaping the entire competitive landscape. Most legendary veterans who dominated the past decade have either retired gracefully or are completing their final runs in the octagon now.
On this day in 2015, a legend of the sport cemented himself as the next title challenger in the lightweight division. When Donald ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone entered the modern wing of the UFC Hall of Fame in 2023, he did it with one of the most impressive highlight reels of any mixed martial artist.
Despite his time away from action, UFC star Conor McGregor appears to be in the mood to remind his peers of his once-notorious knockout ability. McGregor, who last stepped into the Octagon at UFC 264 in the summer of 2021, seems less and less likely to ever make good on a return to action.
UFC Hall of Famer Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone is poised for a remarkable comeback to the Octagon in 2025, nearly three years after his retirement. This announcement, made on the Pacman Jones Show, has ignited excitement among fans and analysts alike, particularly regarding potential matchups.
After over two years out of the octagon, Donald Cerrone put himself on the comeback trail by re-entering the UFC's anti-doping program. Cerrone has not fought since July 2, 2022, when he lost to Jim Miller via submission.
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Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone announced his retirement from fighting following his UFC 276 submission loss to Jim Miller in July 2022. Nearly three years later, the 41-year old is planning a comeback. The first hurdle Cerrone must cross before stepping back in the cage is to re-enter the UFC anti-doping drug testing program.
Donald Cerrone did the smart thing when he retired shortly after his second-round submission loss to Jim Miller at UFC 276 in July 2022. It was clear that the former lightweight title challenger didn’t have much left in the tank.
Following a break that many felt was relatively long in coming, ‘Cowboy’ Donald Cerrone has formally resumed his tenure in the UFC. This is a new phase in his career, which has earned the 41-year-old veteran honorary status within the ranks of MMA athletes.
Hall of Fame fighter Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone announced Tuesday that he is coming out of retirement at age 41 to chase a milestone. Cerrone made 48 combined fights in the UFC and WEC promotions from 2007 through July 2022, when he called it quits amid a six-fight losing streak.
Conor McGregor is back in the scene and he has trolled a bunch of fighters left and right. One of the top UFC contenders who caught the heat was former champion Kamaru Usman.
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For the second time in six weeks, a scheduled bout between UFC stalwarts Donald Cerrone and Joe Lauzon was canceled less than 24 hours before the two fighters were scheduled to fight.