Gaethje Won’t Retire Yet, Eyes Bigger Fights and Equity
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Justin Gaethje says he’s not retiring after his fourth-round TKO of Ilia Topuria to win the undisputed lightweight title at UFC Freedom 250, though retirement was on his mind; he won’t pursue an immediate Topuria rematch and is weighing opponents like Arman Tsarukyan, a Oliveira rematch, or the McGregor–Holloway winner, while also pushing for higher pay and even UFC equity to secure his legacy.
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