Tucson native, UFC champion Dominick Cruz retires from MMA
Dominick Cruz, one of the most renowned UFC fighters and mixed martial artists from Tucson, is retiring from MMA following a series of shoulder injuries. The Flowing Wells High School graduate retired two weeks before his fight with Rob Font on UFC Fight Night.
Former two-time UFC champion announces retirement after injury-plagued career
Cruz, arguably the greatest bantamweight in UFC history, was set to return to the cage for the first time since a knockout loss to Marlon Vera in Aug. 2022. Before the loss to Vera, Cruz won back-to-back fights in 2021 over Pedro Munhoz and Casey Kenney.
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