UFC 302 might be the last time we see Dustin Poirier in the Octagon. Poirier is set to challenge UFC lightweight champion Islam Makhachev in Newark, New Jersey, on June 1 as he takes his third -- and seemingly final -- crack at an undisputed title that has eluded him throughout his career.

Dustin Poirier has admitted he could retire after his title fight with Islam Makhachev at UFC 302. Poirier is hoping to win the undisputed lightweight belt at the third time of asking when he challenges Makhachev on 1 June.

American Kickboxing Academy head coach Javier Mendez sees Islam Makhachev dictating the pace against Dustin Poirier at UFC 302.

The title bout is a full circle moment of sorts as the 35-year-old has made it no secret he only continues to fight to win the belt.

Javier Mendez is confident Islam Makhachev doesn't have to wrestle Dustin Poirier and can beat him in the striking at UFC 302.

As the popularity of mixed martial arts has skyrocketed, the discussion about it becoming an Olympic sport continues to grow along with it.

Dustin Poirier got back on the winning track in a big way at UFC 299. Coming off of a devastating loss to Justin Gaethje, Poirier was paired up with white hot lightweight prospect Benoit Saint Denis this past March in Miami.