UFC welterweight Matt Brown is retiring from mixed martial arts after nearly 19 years in the sport and 30 Octagon appearances. Brown, who turned 43 in January, announced his departure from the ...
Matt Brown, a staple of the UFC roster since 2008, announced his retirement from MMA on Saturday. The 43-year-old veteran, who holds the record for the most knockouts in the history of the UFC ...
Veteran welterweight Matt Brown has announced his retirement from the UFC. Brown (24-19 MMA) last fought and defeated Court McGee (21-13 MMA) by KO in May of last year. The 43-year-old has had 16 ...
UFC welterweight Matt Brown is hanging up the gloves after 30 career octagon appearances. Brown (24-19 MMA, 17-13 UFC) took to social media on Saturday and announced he’s retiring from MMA competition ...
After a career that spanned just under 20 years in professional mixed martial arts, about 17 of which saw him in the UFC, Matt Brown has announced his retirement. Brown confirmed his retirement on ...
Many fans have unanimously wished him luck on his next journey. Brown considered retiring early in his career. However, he ultimately decided against it after he knocked out Diego Sanchez in 2017.