At the end of his MMA career, Dustin poirier He was willing to venture into other sports before hanging up his gloves permanently. Aware that many UFC athletes have migrated to boxing, the North American did not hide his desire to test himself in the noble art in the future. According to the fighter, preparing for the fight would be less stressful.
“A boxing match? Of course (that would excite me). Of course. Just a change of speed, a different training ground, just something different. I've been in MMA for a while now, and I still love preparing for fights and I love fighting. But, if I were to just practice boxing, preparing for a fight would be much less taxing on the body. Without wrestling, without jiu-jitsu, it would be boxing, running, swimming. That would be fun,” he said. Dustin poirier in an interview with The MMA Hour.
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As he continued his speech, the veteran pointed to his old rival as the ideal opponent for a boxing confrontation.
“I would fight with Nate diaz, I would fight Nate. Either one (MMA or boxing works for me), but I would rather (fight) Nate in boxing,” he concluded.
At 35 years old, Poirier is coming off a defeat to Islam makhachev No. UFC 302, where he wasted the opportunity to become linear lightweight champion (up to 70,3kg.). In doubt about possible retirement, the fighter does not rule out one last appearance before retiring.
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