LAS VEGAS – Like many, Dana White thinks it’s time for Tony Ferguson to retire from MMA. “I would love to see Tony retire,” White told reporters at the UFC 296-post-fight press conference. The UFC CEO wants to see Ferguson hang up the gloves after his most recent defeat in the octagon. The 39-year-old returned to the cage Saturday on the main card of UFC 296 , the promotion’s final event of the year, but lost a clear unanimous decision to rising star Paddy Pimblett. The loss to Pimblett (21-3 MMA, 5-0 UFC) marked the seventh consecutive defeat for Ferguson (25-10 MMA, 15-8 UFC), a former interim lightweight champion. “When you talk about a skid, you look at the guys he fought, too,” White said. “That plays a factor into it, and how did he look right up until he lost? Tonight, Tony looked like he should retire.” Ferguson hasn’t won a fight since June 2019, when he defeated Donald Cerrone. After that victory, Ferguson was viciously beaten by Justin Gaethje in a UFC interim ligh...
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