It is really a piece of sad news for MMA fans that Joe Lauzon might t fight in UFC again. After having a spectacular kckout win against Jonathan Pearce in recently happened UFC Boston entire MMA community wanted him to see inside octagon again but it has minimal probability w. In a recent interview, UFC President Dana White has confirmed that contract between Lauzon and UFC has ended and y don't want to renew it for American martial artist.

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UFC: Joe Lauzon’s UFC contract ended?

According to President Dana White, y had a contract with Joe Lauzon which stated that with a win, lose, or draw Lauzon is t going to fight furr in UFC. Lauzon kcked out debutant Jonathan Pearce in very first round of UFC Boston and he feels that he can still fight. Joe Lauzon agreed upon special agreement he had with UFC but as per his words, he would have never fought in UFC again only if he would have failed to perform against Jonathan Pearce. According to reports, Joe Lauzon contacted Dana White after UFC Boston and wanted to appear again but Dana showed interest in Lauzon. After fight, Lauzon shared a happy moment with his teammates but Dana White was actually expecting a retirement speech from him. However, Lauzon said that he is t going to argue with UFC president and might take up retirement on a good te.

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UFC: Joe Lauzon’s recent statistics

American martial artist is extremely skilled with 28 wins and 15 losses and has 26 stopps among his 28 wins. However, in recent tenure, he had a lot of losses. He came back to win column after facing three back to back losses against Chris Gruetzemacher, Clay Guida and Stevie Ray. se losses might have impacted his reputation and Dana might have lost his interest over Joe Lauzon. Despite his loses, Joe Lauzon remains to be one of loved martial artists of all time.

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