Poirier: Gaethje fight could take place in summer

Dmitriy Kel April 10, 2023, 2:55 a.m.

Former Interim UFC Lightweight Champion Dustin Poirier said that with a high degree of probability his next opponent would be Justin Gaethje.

“Everything looks like the fight with Gaethje makes the most sense. Let's see, I think this fight can take place in the summer. I can't guarantee, but everything is moving towards it.

He challenges me himself. And people from his team - I saw the interview - think that I do not agree. Fools, ”Sportkeeda quotes Poirier.

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Recall that Poirier and Gaethje have already met in the octagon. In April 2018, Dustin managed to snatch a victory by knockout in a spectacular cabin.

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