Donald Cerrone Predicts The Outcome Of His Fight Against Niko Price Talks Fighting Khamzat Chimaev And More Exclusive

On the back of four losses in the UFC, Donald Cerrone’s upcoming fight against Niko Price is a must-win. In the lead-up to the fight, Cerrone predicted the outcome for this weekend, whilst also briefly discussing the talk of him possibly retiring, Khamzat Chimaev’s callouts, and fighting for the BMF Title.

Donald Cerrone addresses the talk of him possibly retiring after this weekend

Ahead of this weekend’s UFC Vegas 11, I had the opportunity to speak with Donald Cerrone and asked him if he plans on possibly retiring after this weekend’s fight, especially if the result doesn’t go his way. Cerrone replied with an emphatic no, stating that even the thought of doing so hasn’t crossed his mind.

Cerrone on if competing in an empty arena has affected his form

At the start of the year, Donald Cerrone competed at UFC 246 against Conor McGregor, in what was one of the biggest pay-per-views of 2020. However, in his last fight at UFC 249, Cowboy fought Anthony Pettis in an empty arena. Speaking on the virtual media day ahead of UFC Vegas 11, the former spoke about how different it is to fight in an empty arena.

Donald Cerrone on fighting for the BMF Title at some point in the future

Donald Cerrone’s name has previously been included in UFC’s BMF resume. When asked if he’d be willing to fight for the BMF Title, Cowboy stated that he’d be down for it, whilst also stating that he’d be open to fighting for anything.

Donald Cerrone on Khamzat Chimaev’s callouts

UFC’s newest sensation, Khamzat Chimaev, has called out veteran Donald Cerrone on a few occasions now. The 37-year-old was asked about the possibility of fighting Chimaev, and in what was a typical Donald Cerrone reply, Cowboy stated that he’s down to fight anybody.