Donald Cerrone was caught off guard by the first question he received at UFC on ESPN+ 36 media day, but it ultimately allowed him to open up about where he currently stands in the sport. Cerrone (36-15 MMA, 23-12 UFC) enters Saturday’s welterweight co-main event with Niko Price (14-4 MMA, 6-4 UFC), which takes place at UFC Apex in Las Vegas and streams on ESPN+, with a four-fight skid . It’s the longest run of losses in his career, and it’s prompted speculation about how much “Cowboy” has left. The 37-year-old was asked about that possibility right away in his conversation with media members, and he said it’s been nowhere on his mind. “Hell no,” Cerrone told reporters, including MMA Junkie, during Wednesday’s UFC on ESPN+ 36 virtual media day. “No.
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Skidding Donald Cerrone shuts down retirement talk: ‘I’m going to leave when I’m done’ – MMA Junkie