Tony Ferguson left Donald Cerrone with cruel injury

Eight losses went out of the UFC and the shock in the global struggle.

Tony Ferguson is faced with Dillon Danis when he celebrates his GFL debut at some point in 2025.

Tony Ferguson broke out Donald Cerrone at the final UFC victory

Tony Ferguson has never really recovered from the five-round strokes, which he took at UFC 249 in May 2020.

Justin Gaethje put him in the submission to start with his record strip.

Nobody suffered more than the eight consecutive defeats that Ferguson did at the end of his UFC career.

Until recently, nobody had won as many consecutive fights as the 41-year-old at the peak of his strength.

Edson Barboza, Rafael Dos Anjos, Kevin Lee and Anthony Pettis all fell against top form Ferguson.

The favorite of the UFC fans stretched its winning series on a record event from 12 in a row when he fought against Cerrone.

Of course, the two men beat UFC 238 in June 2019 during their 10-minute fight.

At the end of the second round, Ferguson was on the rise and Cerrone was broken up.

'Cowboy' made things worse by blowing out his nose, which led to his damaged eye.

The UFC doctor then entered and waved the fight to give Ferguson a historical victory.

Tony Ferguson loses a record of Islam Makhachev

Khabib Nurmagomedov agreed with his rivals with a light strip with 12 thugs before retiring in October 2020.

Since then, Islam Makhachev has exceeded both men by winning 15 victories in a row in the division.

The current light king and pound for pounds shows no signs of slowing down.

When he is finished, it is likely that the new 155 pounds will be near 20.

Makhachev quickly submitted Renato Moicano to prove its size at UFC 311 in January.

Ilia Topuria is after a shot on the champion after recently clearing his UFC title in spring weight.

Only time will show who decides UFC boss Dana White to vote against the light goat.