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Frankie Edgar returning from retirement for bare-knuckle fight against UFC veteran in BKFC
UFC Hall of Famer Frankie Edgar is ending his retirement but he’s not returning to MMA. Instead, the former UFC lightweight champion is taking on the challenge of a bare-knuckle fight as part of the first ever BKFC card in New Jersey on Oct.
Retired UFC champ Frankie Edgar books comeback fight at 43 against former top contender
‘The Answer’ Edgar retired at UFC 281 in 2022 after Chris Gutierrez knocked him out with a devastating knee in Madison Square Garden. This followed a front kick KO to Chito Vera and a flying knee KO to Cory Sandhagen, all of which took place in the same year.
Frankie Edgar To Come Out Of Retirement At BKFC On October 4
Edgar, 43, retired from MMA in November 2022 after suffering a KO loss to Chris Gutiérrez. Edgar is one of the greatest lightweight fighters in UFC history, holding the UFC Lightweight Title and making three successful title defenses during his time. He was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in 2024.
The old belief that combat sports retirements don't last long couldn't be more true, as Uncrowned's Ariel Helwani revealed Monday that a former UFC champion is making a surprising comeback: ...
Edgar, 43, is expected to face fellow UFC veteran Jimmie Rivera at a Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships event Oct. 4 in his ...
Mark Henry tells a story about Frankie Edgar that explains the ferocity of his competitiveness. Often in the week before fights, Henry—Edgar’s boxing coach—hosts a cookout at his house.
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