Tony Ferguson gives big ‘F**k you’ to haters after facing pressure to retire

Tony Ferguson is strict about not quitting the sport of MMA just yet and plans to bounce back from recent losses.

Tony Ferguson gives big ‘F**k you’ to haters after facing pressure to retire

Tony Ferguson (Image Courtesy: UFC)

Despite popular belief and speculation, UFC veteran Tony Ferguson had no plans to hang up his gloves just yet. In July, Ferguson experienced another loss when he was submitted by Bobby Green at UFC 291, resulting in his sixth consecutive defeat. Out of them, in four fights, Ferguson was finished by his opponents. As expected, this led to questions among fans about whether this defeat might prompt “El Cucuy” to consider retirement.

However, it seems like Ferguson has not given up on the idea of continuing fighting for some more time. In a recent tweet, the legend conveyed that he has been dealing with a lot since the pandemic, but even after all that, he will not be retiring from the sport.

It’s hardly astonishing that Ferguson is opting to stay, given his consistent pattern of reluctance to disengage from comparable situations in the past. This decision is entirely in line with his established history of not readily walking away from such scenarios.

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Related: “I’m gonna end you,” Conor McGregor sends violent warning to Tony Ferguson to reignite age-old feud

Conor McGregor sends a threatening message to Tony Ferguson and wants to end the fighter’s career

Conor McGregor at the NBA Finals (Image Source - AP)
Conor McGregor at the NBA Finals (Image Source – AP)

The animosity between Conor McGregor and Tony Ferguson is well-known in the world of mixed martial arts. Both fighters have engaged in heated verbal exchanges and public feuds, often taking to social media to taunt and insult each other. This rivalry has not only added excitement to their respective careers but has also fueled speculation about a potential matchup between them in the octagon, a fight that fans have been eagerly anticipating for years. 

Ferguson tweeted about the things that have gone wrong in his professional life lately. McGregor responded to that tweet and issued a warning to Ferguson. He wrote, “I’m gonna end you and badly. I’ve not forgot.”

While Conor McGregor has plans to fight Michael Chandler, Justin Gaethje, and Nate Diaz, a match between him and Tony Ferguson seems unlikely. Despite Ferguson’s recent losses to these three fighters, he’s not retiring, and a tune-up fight to rebuild his confidence might be on the horizon.

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