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Dominick Cruz, the name synonymous with precision, craft, and resilience in the UFC, is gearing up for a return that has fans both excited and melancholic. As one of the most dominant figures in the bantamweight division, Cruz’s unmatched skills and strategy have earned him a reputation as one of the finest fighters to ever grace the Octagon. With a resume boasting two-time UFC Bantamweight Championship titles and victories over legends like Demetrious Johnson and Urijah Faber, his legacy in the sport is well-established.
Cruz has recently dropped a bombshell that is sending shockwaves through the MMA world regarding his future with the UFC. As he prepares to step into the cage once again for a co-main event bout against Rob Font in UFC Seattle on February 22, Cruz made an announcement that has left fans and analysts alike pondering what lies ahead for him.
Dominick Cruz reveals his UFC future
In an emotional admission, Dominick Cruz revealed that his upcoming bout in UFC Seattle might mark the final chapter of his storied career. Despite still possessing the skills and mentality to compete at the highest level. talking about the same Cruz shared that the decision is not influenced by hi mentality or skillset.
"For me, it is… not because of my mentality, not because of my skillset. I was in that fight every minute of the fight… It wasn’t one of those situations where I was bowing out of the fight. I’ve been wanting to take a fight, but I need to get my body in order," Cruz said.
However, injuries have been a persistent challenge for him, and the true test now is whether his body can withstand the grueling preparation needed for one more fight. Cruz, who will turn 40 in March, continues to show unwavering passion for the sport, despite the physical battles he has faced. His decision is not driven by a lack of love for the sport, but rather by the need for self-preservation.
Whether he wins or loses against Rob Font, Dominick Cruz appears at peace with the possibility of retirement. Cruz stated that he is preparing to do one more, as he prepares to potentially take a final bow in front of the supportive Seattle crowd, solidifying his place as one of the UFC’s all-time greats.
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