Conor McGregor took one last shot at his long-time rival Dustin Poirier ahead of his retirement. The pair have faced off against each other three times, with Poirier leading 2-1 against the

Dustin Poirier may retire after UFC 318, but what does that mean for the future of the UFC’s boldest title? A deep dive into the uncertain fate of the BMF belt.

Dustin Poirier’s storied mixed martial arts career is over, but the perennial fan favourite was unable to end it on a winning note.

Max Holloway put on a remarkable display at UFC 318 to outpoint Dustin Poirier and retain his BMF title. Both men went to war in the New Orleans main event, as Poirier retired from the sport after

On Saturday night, the fan-favorite UFC BMF title will once again be up for grabs. The belt that has no specific weight class is currently held by featherweight great Max Holloway, and will be defended at lightweight against division legend Dustin Poirier.

Holland has undoubtedly been the UFC’s most active fighter in recent times, with the July 29 pay-per-view already marking his fourth fight of 2025. That run put a few records in Holland’s sights, but one was likely eliminated from the equation owing to what transpired at UFC 318.

The former UFC featherweight champion jumped on top for some ground-and-pound, but Poirier defended most of the shots to get back to his feet. Holloway scored another huge shot early in the second that had Poirier stunned.