Do you think Tony Ferguson should retire from MMA?
If you answered “yes” — like UFC CEO Dana White did — then you should probably check your drawers because you might be missing something important. That’s according to a recent social media post from “El Cucuy,” who insists he won’t be quitting the game after losing his seventh straight at UFC 296 last weekend in Las Vegas.
Straight from the Boogeyman’s mouth:
I assume he meant “eunuch” and not EUNIC, since no one from the European Union National Institutes for Culture was in attendance at the UFC 296 pay-per-view (PPV) event last weekend in Las Vegas (that we know of).
Either way, it may be time to rethink this Top 10 list.
Ferguson (25-10), who turns 40 in just a few weeks, was defeated by unranked lightweight Paddy Pimblett at UFC 296, a performance that did nothing to counter recent claims that “El Cucuy” was broken down and ready for the scrap heap.
Whether or not UFC keeps him on the 155-pound roster remains to be seen.
This story originally appeared on MMA Mania
