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Justin Gaethje has yet to decide the next step of his career.

Gaethje became the undisputed Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight king with a massive upset win over Ilia Topuria, making the latter quit on his stool at UFC Freedom 250 this past June. Amid recent developments in the division, there’s growing speculation about his future.

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UFC lightweight champion Justin Gaethje details injuries and weighs his fighting future Arman Tsarukyan further solidified his case for a long-overdue title shot with a knockout win over Mauricio Ruffy at UFC 331. While Gaethje acknowledges that Tsarukyan deserves a shot at gold, he’s unsure about how long he’ll continue fighting as he enters the twilight of his career.

“Everyone's like, 'You f*cking fight Arman…’ I don't know what the f*ck,” Gaethje said on the “Flagrant” podcast. “I have injuries I have to take care of. I haven't made a decision – but I am 37 years old. My first fight was in 2008. I've had 40…

Mauricio Ruffy has reflected on his recent defeat in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Ruffy took on Tsarukyan in the co-main event of UFC 331. The Brazilian rocked Tsarukyan early, leaving him with a swollen eye in the first round. The latter survived the early scare and knocked Ruffy out with an elbow from the clinch in the dying seconds of the round.

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Mauricio Ruffy explains why he relaxed his defense in the final seconds against Arman Tsarukyan Ruffy on Wednesday addressed his loss to Tsarukyan. While Ruffy is one of the most feared strikers among active UFC lightweights, he isn’t really known for his ground game. He wanted to silence his doubters and also prove to himself that he could handle the wrestling exchanges against Tsarukyan.

To Ruffy’s credit, he defended every takedown attempt from Tsarukyan. Ruffy says he could gradually feel Tsarukyan’s grip become weaker as he kept defending takedowns. He was confident that he would finish off t…

Ciryl Gane recently went off on Tom Aspinall.

Gane challenged Aspinall for the Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight title in October last year. The fight ended in an unfortunate no-contest after a double-eye poke from Gane left Aspinall unable to continue. The Frenchman has now slammed his English counterpart, labeling him “mentally fragile.”

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Ciryl Gane criticizes Tom Aspinall’s response to their controversial UFC no-contest Gane believes Aspinall had every right to stop fighting after getting poked in the eye. However, “Bon Gamin” says it wasn’t wise of the Brit to keep whining about it publicly after the fight. He also claims that he kept fighting despite having compromised vision after suffering an eye poke in his stoppage win over Derrick Lewis in 2021.

“Tom Aspinall was seen as a monster really, like a freak of nature, but when you look at the numbers, it’s a different story, you know?” Gane said on the “Zack En Roue Libre” podcast. “The…