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Dustin Poirier 'content' after UFC 318, points to sign that retirement was right call

Dustin Poirier has no regrets walking away from MMA after UFC 318.

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Dustin Poirier says loss to Max Holloway at UFC 318 comes with no regrets, but 'now's the time' for retirement

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Dustin Poirier Calls Out Judges' Scorecards in UFC Retirement Fight Loss to Holloway

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Dustin Poirier's Loss to Max Holloway Doesn't Take Away From His Legendary UFC Career

Poirier had his final fight on Saturday night in New Orleans, in the lightweight main event of UFC 318—a card that was built for him.

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Holloway retains BMF title as Poirier retires

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Max Holloway wins electrifying fight in Dustin Poirier's final bout

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UFC icon Dustin Poirier retires after defeat by Max Holloway in thrilling trilogy bout

That knockout, which came in the very last second of a 25-minute contest, is considered by some as the greatest KO in UFC history.

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After BMF title defense, what’s next for ‘Blessed”?

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Max Holloway, Dustin Poirier can't believe UFC 318 Fight of the Night bonus wasn't theirs

Was Dustin Poirier thinking the same thing we all were when he jumped for the guillotine?

The legendary Dustin Poirier closes the day after his retirement war with Max Holloway at UFC 318. He discusses ending his career in Louisiana, jumping the gilly, Lil Wayne’s walkout, filming "Fightville 2,

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Video: Watch 'Paid In Full,' UFC's tear-jerking tribute to Dustin Poirier's career

As a part of the tribute to "The Diamond," the promotion put together an incredible video titled "Paid In Full: The Dustin Poirier Story," which first played during the UFC 318 broadcast before his final fight against Max Holloway.

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Dustin Poirier gets to walk off into the sunset as one of MMA's rare good guys: 'I'm just living my life'

Dustin Poirier will receive a hero's welcome in his native Louisiana at UFC 318 when he battles Max Holloway for a third time in their careers. It's a respect Poirier earned from his peers and the promotion that they would take a PPV event to New Orleans for the first time in 25 years as a proper send off to one of the good guys in the sport's history.