Donald Cerrone has two more fights left in him. The UFC Hall of Famer revealed in October that he plans to end his short-lived retirement. Cerrone, 41, hung up the gloves in 2022 after a second-round ...

Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone recently put the finishing touches on a Hall of Fame UFC career. What's next for Cerrone? Racing people in the desert. On the latest edition of "Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour," ...

After a loss to Jim Miller at UFC 276 in 2022, Donald ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone decided to call an end to his incredible UFC career, announcing his retirement. Throughout his long 11-year tenure in the premier ...

Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone wants to return to the UFC, but he’s having difficulty finding welcoming arms. During the post-event press conference for the season finale of Season 8 of Dana White’s ...

UFC President Dana White was a guest on Robert Griffin III's Outta Pocket Podcast, and he discussed many topics. One was retired UFC Hall-of-Famer Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone's proposed comeback. Last ...

On this day in 2015, a legend of the sport cemented himself as the next title challenger in the lightweight division. When Donald ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone entered the modern wing of the UFC Hall of Fame in ...

They say retirement is never for certain in combat sports, and that seems especially the case for MMA. At 41 years old, Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone was long considered retired after a 48-fight, nearly two ...

Following a break that many felt was relatively long in coming, ‘Cowboy’ Donald Cerrone has formally resumed his tenure in the UFC. This is a new phase in his career, which has earned the 41-year-old ...

Dana White isn't so much a fan of Donald Cerrone wanting to fight again... As you may already know, most MMA retirements don't last too long, even nowadays with retired UFC Champions Amanda Nunes and ...

On Episode 8 of “Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour,” NASCAR Legend Kevin Harvick sits down with UFC Legend Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone for an electrifying conversation. Join us as they delve into Cerrone's ...

Violent bursts of offense were always a Donald Cerrone specialty. Advertisement “Cowboy” was in prime form when he cut down Rick Story with a crushing head kick and follow-up punches in the second ...