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Gerald Meerschaert Announces Retirement After UFC Vegas 122

Long-time UFC fighter Gerald Meerschaert announced that he is retiring following a TKO loss at UFC Vegas 122.Meerschaert was stopped in the second round by Julius Walker in a light heavyweight bout that was the featured prelim on the UFC…

Published: Sunday, 11 October 2026 at 3:16 AM
Gerald Meerschaert Announces Retirement After UFC Vegas 122
Key Things to Know
  • Gerald Meerschaert announced his retirement from MMA after suffering a TKO loss at UFC Vegas 122.
  • The 60-fight veteran ended a 10-year career inside the UFC Octagon.
  • Meerschaert entered the event holding a professional record of 37 wins and 22 losses.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Long-time UFC veteran and record holder Gerald Meerschaert announced his retirement from mixed martial arts following a TKO defeat at UFC Vegas 122 on Saturday, October 10, 2026. The 60-fight veteran concluded his professional fighting career after competing on the preliminary card against Julius Walker at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Meerschaert ended a 10-year UFC tenure where he amassed 26 Octagon appearances, entering the bout with a 37-22 overall record and a 12-14 promotional mark. UFC Vegas 122 was headlined by Brendan Allen's fifth-round submission victory over Christian Leroy Duncan.

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