Poirier and Chandler got into a heated argument following their fight at UFC 281. Poirier won by third-round submission in a ‘Fight of the Night’ performance. They have revisited their rivalry over the years. “We were on a movie set for 13 hours a day,” Poirier said on The Bohnfire Podcast with Mike Bohn.

Dustin Poirier gives Beneil Dariush the advantage over Benoit Saint Denis everywhere. Dariush (23-6-1 MMA, 17-6-1 UFC) takes on Saint Denis (15-3 MMA, 7-3 UFC) in Saturday's UFC 322 (pay-per-view, ESPNews/Disney+/FX, ESPN+) main card opener at Madison Square Garden in New York.

Poirier retired with a 30-10 record, losing four of his final six fights against some of the toughest competition in the world. Despite a rocky finish to his career, Poirier was a beloved fighter who was always up to bring excitement to the cage.

With the former champion blood-soaked, Poirier locked in a body triangle in search of an emphatic finish, however, rolling to his back, Pettis was forced to tap, with Poirier credited with a submission win via body triangle, after the former suffered a rib injury.

In total, six professional fighters are joining the cast including UFC stars Michael Chandler, Dustin Poirier, Michael ‘Venom’ Page and Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson as well as former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley and GLORY heavyweight kickboxing champion Rico V erhoeven.

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Max Holloway and Dustin Poirier traded until the final horn, with Holloway (right) edging a unanimous decision (48-47, 49-46, 49-46) to retain the BMF title, becoming its first successful defender. | Photo Credit: Getty Images