One of the biggest fan favorites in the UFC will hang up his gloves on Saturday night, but not before he tries to go out with one last victory. Dustin Poirier is set to retire after his clash with Max Holloway for the BMF championship,

Dustin Poirier and Max Holloway’s careers eerily align as two legends collide in a high-stakes BMF showdown at UFC 318.

In the main event of UFC 318 this weekend, Dustin Poirier fights for the final time and aims to take the ‘Baddest Motherf*****’ title from his old rival Max Holloway. Poirier, a fan favourite and lightweight legend, will bow out in his home state of Louisiana, duelling with Holloway for the third time.

Retired UFC lightweight and UFC 318 commentator Paul Felder expects Poirier and Holloway to leave it all on the line in New Orleans—especially Poirier, who plans on making his last one the best one. “I do think it is gonna be a bloodbath,” Felder told Preston and Steve on 93.3 WMMR.

UFC 318 will feature Max Holloway facing off against Dustin Poirier for his final UFC fight on Saturday. Here is what to know.

Max Holloway is feeling much better at lightweight this time around now that there are no plans for a featherweight return.

At UFC 318, Max Holloway will look to spoil one of his greatest opponents retirement fight. Dustin Poirier is set for an emotional send-off on July 19 but of course, there’s a good chance that he walks away from the sport on the back of another loss.

Max Holloway, a true fan favorite in the UFC, recently received a surprise gift from the Toronto Blue Jays. He’s scheduled to headline UFC 318 against Dustin Poirier in a highly anticipated trilogy fight.