25-fight UFC veteran retires after being viciously knocked out in front of home crowd at UFC 332

TalkingPoints UFC UFC Events Schedule Results UFC 331 UFC 332 UFC 333 Boxing MMA Features Exclusives Throwbacks Follow us on '. Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC UFC Featured UFC 332 25-fight UFC veteran retires after being viciously knocked out in front of home crowd at UFC 332 Donagh Corby Sat 3 October 2026 16:27 Follow us on Google Discover UFC 332 kicked off with a fan favorite leaving his gloves on the mat after 25 fights for the sport’s biggest promotion.

Ogden, Utah native Court McGee was given the show opening slot for tonight’s event. He managed to draw a solid crowd for the first fight of the night to watch him take on Eric Nolan, who had yet to score a victory under the UFC banner.

Who would you change in our top 10 prospects in the UFC? Credit: Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Comment Like or Comment Have your say Sign-in now for free McGee had announced before the event that he would be retiring no matter how the bout ended, and lived up to his promise. He and Nolan offered up an exciting fight that ended with a brutal third round knockout, and after the fact the former TUF winner asked Dana White for a Fight of the Night bonus.