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Dustin Poirier says loss to Max Holloway at UFC 318 comes with no regrets, but 'now's the time' for retirement
Dustin Poirier has officially ridden off into the sunset. UFC 318 was all about "The Diamond" down in New Orleans on Saturday. The Smoothie King Center hosted the first Louisiana UFC event in over a decade to deliver the ultimate retirement send-off with Poirier's final bout, a BMF title trilogy fight against longtime rival Max Holloway.
UFC 318 results: Dustin Poirier loses final bout to Max Holloway, bids emotional farewell
While the storybook ending didn't take place at UFC 318, Poirier (30-10 MMA, 22-9 UFC) retired at Smoothie King Center with his head held high. After his "BMF title defeat by unanimous decision to Max Holloway (27-8 MMA, 23- 8 UFC), Poirier signed off in front of his home state crowd."
Dustin Poirier's boxing coach Dyah Davis admits he saw "the writing on the wall" as the rounds went on with Max Holloway at UFC 318.
Dustin Poirier says going toe-to-toe with Max Holloway in the final seconds of their UFC 318 fight didn't go to plan.
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