Jorge Masvidal, the current BMF champion of the UFC sits down and talks about a potential fight with welterweight champion Kamaru Usman. Kamaru Usman and Masvidal were supposed to battle it out this July. To once and for all end all their rivalry. But all proceedings are on hold as of now. Uncertainty fills the air around all the UFC fights. Coronavirus has literally pressed pause on the world of live sports.

Jorge Masvidal has a lot more on his mind apart from the fight with Kamaru Usman. He said, “ I got a lot of goals and lists man. I’ve got a lot. I have a notebook.” He said this referring to the mental list of things he has to complete while he’s still in the UFC. All the people he wants to fight. And all the titles he wants wrapped around his shoulder.
But Masvidal doesn’t reveal the exact details of this list. He said in due time we’ll all know what was in that notebook. Masvidal says he has a surprise in store for us. Are y’all just as eager as we are for this to unravel? Masvidal has big plans for 2020.

Jorge Masvidal is ready to retire

But what happens when Masvidal saturates this list? What happens when he checks it’s all off? Adam Catterall asked Masvidal,” How long do you think it’ll take to hit all those targets? And then what?

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Answering this Masvidal said, “3 years. In 3 years’ time, I’m done fighting competitively. I’ll fight every year, 3-4 times a year. I don’t think I can ever truly say that I’m retired or I’m never going to fight again. I’m the type of guy who will come back at 43 years old! I don’t think I have to urge to stay away from it. I will give into that urge. I’m not going to say I’ll be retired 3 years from now. But I’m going to take my extended break. Right now I’m almost 17 years pro. Right around that time, at 38 years old I’m going to take a nice long break. Maybe I don’t come back. Maybe I do come back. But at that moment I would have full filled all the things I’ve wanted to do in this part of my life.”

Masvidal doesn’t swear off the UFC. He knows he’ll be drawn back. But once he’s completed his notebook, he’s going on an extended break.