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Tony Ferguson has set a new record for the longest losing streak in UFC history, suffering his eighth consecutive defeat against Michael Chiesa at UFC Abu Dhabi. Despite the grim milestone, Ferguson expressed a strong desire to continue competing, stating, 'I don't want to retire... I'm gonna keep the other one [glove] just in case.' UFC veteran Matt Brown likened Ferguson's struggle to retire to an addiction, suggesting he is chasing the high of his past successes as an interim champion. Meanwhile, UFC commentator Daniel Cormier noted rumors that this loss may have signaled the end of Ferguson's UFC career, as he expressed his love for the promotion and reluctance to fight elsewhere. Khabib Nurmagomedov offered words of encouragement, acknowledging Ferguson's challenges while emphasizing that he still has other opportunities ahead. The situation highlights the struggles fighters face when transitioning away from their careers, as Ferguson grapples with his identity beyond the octagon.
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