Anthony Smith prides himself on being willing to take on any challenge the same way Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone did during his UFC career, but the light heavyweight contender does admit that mentality hasn’t always worked out in his favor.
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One of the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s most popular athletes will be headed to the Hall of Fame this summer. The Las Vegas-based promotion announced on Saturday that Donald Cerrone will be enshrined in the “Modern Wing’ during a ceremony as part of International Fight Week on July 6 in Las Vegas.
Donald Cerrone never captured a major mixed martial arts championship, but he made certain history would remember him. “Cowboy”—who turns 40 on March 29—adopted a wherever-whenever-whoever approach that made him one of the most prolific competitors to ever grace the Ultimate Fighting Championship stage.
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Cerrone could see the finish line more than two years ago.
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Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone has decided to walk away from the octagon.
“I don’t love it anymore. It’s hard for me to … I just don’t love it anymore. I’m going to be a movie star now. It’s time to bow out,” Cerrone said.
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Veterans and possible future hall of famers square off for a rematch of their original 2014 matchup. Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone has lived up to his mantra of being willing to fight anyone, anywhere, anytime with an extensive 36-16-1 professional record.
It appears the Ultimate Fighting Championship is moving on from Donald Cerrone vs. Joe Lauzon for now.
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.
Sign up for ESPN+ and watch UFC on ESPN: Kattar vs. Emmett Two aging but proud warhorses likely nearing their respective finish lines in the Ultimate Fighting Championship will square off when Donald Cerrone meets Joe Lauzon in the UFC on ESPN 37 lightweight co-main event on Saturday at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.
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“I have 48 fights under Zuffa,” Cerrone said. “I am saddened that I couldn’t have my 49th, put on a show for you all. My number is 50, gentlemen. I’ll retire when I get 50."
A welterweight bout between Randy Brown and Khaos Williams would be moved into the empty slot on the pay-per-view.
Poirier started punishing McGregor with repeated punches midway through the second round. Then he knocked McGregor to the mat and the fight was quickly waved off as a TKO victory for Poirier.
If McGregor wants to climb back in the boxing ring, Mayweather would be happy to indulge him with a rematch.
Conor McGregor said in a tweet sent on Saturday night that he was retiring. Again.
Some who did not agree with the decision expressed their dissatisfaction via social media.
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