MMA legend gives surprising advice to Justin Gaethje after UFC victory at the White House.

Justin gaethje In action at the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/X/UFC

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After shocking the world by knocking out... Ilia Topuria in the main fight of UFC White House and to be crowned the new world lightweight champion (up to 70,3 kg), the time has come to Justin gaethje Hanging up the gloves. At least, that's what the legendary Georges St-Pierre believes. During an appearance on the 'TheBreakTalk' podcast last Sunday (22), the former welterweight (up to 77,1 kg) and middleweight (up to 83,9 kg) champion spoke about the possibility of Destaque leaving the octagon for good.

According to St-Pierre, the American's achievement was so impressive and remarkable that there isn't much more to add to his resume. In this context, the Canadian said he would have retired if he were in Gaethje's shoes.

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“Justin is the kind of guy who works hard and bounces back from setbacks. If I were him, I’d retire. That would be an incredible ending. What more does he want to achieve? He’s done it all,” said the former champion.

GSP says he would have retired if he were in Justin gaethje's place. 👀

“Justin is a kind of guy that works really hard and comes back from adversity. If I were him, I would retire. That would be an amazing ending. What else does he want to accomplish? He did it all”

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— Red Corner MMA (@RedCorner_MMA) June 22, 2026

Gaethje is one of the leading names in the history of the sport.

Justin gaethje won Ilia Topuria No. UFC White HousePhoto: UFC News / X

Justin gaethje He had already mentioned the possibility of retiring before the fight. Immediately after the victory, he backtracked when questioned about it by Joe Rogan while still inside the world's most famous octagon. Throughout his career, the American has competed against some of the biggest names in the history of the sport, such as... Dustin poirier, Max Holloway e Charles of the Bronx.