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Chris Weidman has retired from MMA. The former UFC middleweight champion announced his decision to hang up the gloves Friday during the promotion's weigh-in show for UFC 311 in Los Angeles.

Chris Weidman has officially retired from MMA, as he announced his decision on the UFC weigh-in show on Friday afternoon.

A little more than a month after his most recent fight, Chris Weidman has decided there won’t be a next one – at least not in the UFC.

More than a decade after producing one of the most shocking knockouts in MMA history, former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman announced his retirement on Friday during the UFC 311 weigh-in show.

On Friday afternoon during the live stream for the UFC 311 weigh-ins, former UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman announced his retirement from MMA.

Chris Weidman has decided to retire from MMA. Weidman reached the pinnacle of the sport, having been the UFC Middleweight Champion. He became the champion when he secured an upset win over Anderson Silva at UFC 163 in 2013.