Dustin Poirier discusses his retirement fight, potentially in New Orleans this summer, with a few possible options for opponents.

Dustin Poirier may get his wish of having his final UFC fight at home. Poirier (30-8 MMA, 22-7 UFC) is looking to compete one more time before calling it a career, and the former interim lightweight champion is currently working with the UFC on making it happen in his home state of Louisiana.

Retirement has been on the mind of the former UFC interim lightweight champion for quite some time now, Poirier finally wanting to hang up the gloves after a third title bid against Islam Makhachev last summer. The 40-fight veteran isn't willing to go out without a fight, however.

Dustin Poirier has given fans a hint over his retirement plans. Poirier has not fought since UFC 302, when Islam Makhachev submitted him in the last round. Dustin’s defeat meant he failed to pick up the UFC Lightweight Title.

👀Dustin Poirier says the UFC is planning his retirement fight this summer in New Orleans "Things are getting pretty close. Lat the gloves down where it’s all started would be an honour for me."

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On September 27, 2014, at UFC 178, inside the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, Dustin Poirier fought Conor McGregor for the first time. After a heated build-up, ‘The Diamond’ quickly found himself in a state of disarray, with the Irishman detonating a bomb on his chin to end the fight.

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