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.

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.

Props for UFC 302 were released. Here's a first look at potential value plays on the Makhachev vs. Poirier fight.

Dustin Poirier gave a cold prediction for his fight against Islam Makhachev. Poirier (30-8 MMA, 22-7 UFC) challenges lightweight champion Makhachev (25-1 MMA, 14-1 UFC) in the UFC 302 main event June 1 at Prudential Center in Newark,

UFC lightweight champion Islam Makhachev vs. Dustin Poirier headlines UFC 302 before Conor McGregor vs. Michael Chandler main events UFC 303 for International Fight Week. UFC takes a rare week off to close the month of May before kicking off June with Makhachev vs.

UFC is gearing up to host another massive event after hosting multiple successful pay-per-view events this year, including UFC 297, 289, 299, 300, and UFC 301.  The next pay-per-view is UFC 302, where UFC lightweight champion and pound-for-pound number one ranked fighter Islam Makhachev will return to the octagon to defend his championship title

Dustin Poirier plans on making UFC 302 an all-time memorable evening. Not only does Poirier look to capture the UFC lightweight title that's twice eluded him, but he plans on making Islam Makhachev the recipient of a highlight reel knockout.