2021 Sports Retirements

Joseph Benavidez: Two-time UFC flyweight title challenger and tied for most wins in UFC divisional history with Demetrious Johnson  

Luke Campbell: Sixteen of twenty bouts won by KO; all four losses in title fights; two-time lightweight title challenger; 2012 Olympic gold medalist at bantamweight 

Carlos Condit: Former UFC interim welterweight champion with five Fight of the Night bonus awards, including his 2016 classic v. Robbie Lawler 

Bethe Correia: Twelve bouts in the Octagon; challenged Ronda Rousey for the UFC bantamweight title at UFC 190  

Paul Felder: Competed fifteen times in the Octagon with nine wins and won six post-fight bonuses  

Pau Gasol 

Carli Lloyd: Three-time Olympian in soccer; highest-scoring USWNT midfielder; most USWNT Olympics goals with 10; 316 appearances with 134 goals in total for USWNT  

Artem Lobov: Competed seven times in the Octagon, including for the Ultimate Fighter 22 lightweight title; won twice under the BKFC banner 

Manny Pacquiao 

Shawn Porter 

Luke Sanders: Competed eight times in the Octagon and logged two Performance of the Night bonuses

Ronaldo Souza: Sixteen bouts under the UFC banner with seven post-fight bonuses  

Gian Villante

Joe West 

*Italics = newly announced

2022 Sports Retirements

Roxanne Modaferri (after UFC 271 bout v. Casey O'Neill)   

*Modaferri has competed ten times inside the Octagon, including for the inaugural women's flyweight title