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Stephen Thompson announces UFC 334 will be retirement fight

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago ·Updated 3h ago

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Stephen Thompson is stepping away from cage fighting. The former kickboxer, who turns 44 in February, is scheduled to throw hands opposite welterweight veteran Charles Radtke as part of the upcoming UFC 334 MMA event on Paramount+, scheduled for Sat., Nov.…

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