D. Cerrone (left) has gone six fights without winning in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Considered a living legend of Ultimate, Donald Cerrone He’s not ready to leave MMA yet. After losing another fight and having his winless streak extended to six fights, the 'Cowboy' guarantees that the last performance is not the end. In an interview with 'ESPN' After the setback, the veteran remained firm in his decision to remain active and explained the reason.
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“Definitely not (it was my last fight). No way. It would never come out that way. I know 100% (that it wasn't the last) and I'll be back to kick ass soon. This is not the way I intend to go out. I can’t end my legacy like this,” said the athlete.
At 38 years old, Cerrone is experiencing an unprecedented moment in his career. The veteran's worst phase in MMA had happened in 2017, when he lost three consecutive clashes. Now, without winning six commitments, the fighter guarantees that he will have a new conversation with the Ultimate management, to try for a new fight.
“I'm going to call the boss and say, 'Man, I know it's been a tough few years, but when the time comes, let me retire the right way,” he concluded.
A former lightweight title challenger (up to 70,3kg), Cerrone boasts a solid record. Known for always being willing to fight, the 'Cowboy' has represented mixed martial arts since 2006. Today, the fighter has 36 wins, 16 losses and two 'no result' fights. The North American's last triumph came in May 2019, when he overcame To the fifth.
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