Sean Sharaf ponders retirement after Gable Steveson win.

Sean Sharaf is considering retirement from mixed martial arts following his first UFC victory at UFC 331. The 33-year-old former U.S. Marine secured a 12-second knockout win against previously unbeaten prospect Gable Steveson. The victory also earned Sharaf an additional $100,000 bonus from Dana White and MobLand.
Sharaf revealed he entered the fight facing immense pressure, as he was 0-2 in the promotion and at risk of being cut from the roster. Despite the breakthrough win, Sharaf stated he is in no rush to book another fight and noted he may choose to step away from the sport while he is ahead.
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