UFC veteran Matt Brown is considering retirement after his next fight, sharing his thoughts with Damon Martin during an interview for MMA Fighting’s Fighter vs. Writer. Having fought 29 times in the octagon, the 43-year-old believes it is finally time to step away from the competitive sport. In the interview, he discussed the possibility of fighting Jim Miller at UFC 300, considering it an honor as he has a lot of respect for Miller.
On the other hand, Jim Miller holds the record for the most fights in UFC and recently achieved his 26th win. Michael Bisping, who dubbed the American fighter a legend, interviewed Miller after his win over Gabriel Benitez. During the interview, Miller revealed that he would like to participate in UFC 300 and is interested in fighting Matt Brown and Paul Felder.
Furthermore, Miller stated that he has approximately three months to heal and prepare for his next bout. Both Brown and Miller believe that a fight against one another would be exciting and memorable. While Brown acknowledges the benefits of fighting in Miller’s weight class, he notes that the downside would be gaining an advantage as the lighter weight fighter.
It is important to note that Jim Miller has not expressed any intentions of retiring soon. Although he is currently 40 years old, he seems eager to continue expanding his record in the UFC. The possible matchup between Matt Brown and Jim Miller at UFC 300 has fans anticipating an exciting and memorable event.
Despite the buzz surrounding their potential fight, there has been no confirmation from either the UFC or the fighters themselves. Fans will have to wait and see if this matchup takes place, and whether it will indeed be the final bout for Matt Brown.
