The consensus greatest heavyweight of all time could have one more fight in him. It’s been almost two years since former two-time champion Stipe Miocic…

Former UFC heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic has revealed he would consider coming out of retirement if the UFC offers significant financial compensation. Speaking to talkSPORT, the 44-year-old fighter stated that he would be willing to face any opponent if the money is right, remarking to "never say never" regarding a potential comeback inside the Octagon.
Miocic retired following a third-round stoppage defeat against Jon Jones at UFC 309 at Madison Square Garden. That matchup marked his first appearance in over three years, following a knockout loss to Francis Ngannou, with Miocic's last professional victory dating back to his trilogy bout against Daniel Cormier in August 2020.
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