Lafayette, Louisiana's own Dustin Poirier is always pushing the envelope of expectations not only in the world of mixed martial arts but now also in Hollywood.
In an electrifying display of resilience and skill, Lafayette’s own Dustin Poirier delivered a knockout that reverberated through Cajun Country and the entire MMA world.
Lafayette, Louisiana, and surrounding areas are in for a treat this Thanksgiving season as the Good Fight Foundation gears up for its 3rd annual Thanksgiving meal pickup event.
Lafayette's own Dustin Poirier took a loss earlier this year to Justin Gaethje; however, Poirier isn't staying down. Many thought he would consider retirement, but Poirier has much more juice in the tank. He took to Twitter(X) to state how he wants to fight again this year.
Dustin Poirier & the Good Fight Foundation held its 3rd Annual School Supply Drive on Thursday. They handed out 1000 backpacks to local Lafayette school kids.
While the electrifying match ended in a knockout loss for Poirier, his post-fight press conference left everyone in awe of his unwavering spirit and resilience.
Former UFC Champion Dustin Poirier granted a wish to cancer survivor Alden Cary. The wish is part of ESPN's 'My Wish' feature and will be aired on Tuesday.
The UFC is quickly becoming the most popular combat sport if it isn't already. The UFC is still a young sport. We have seen the stars of UFC become as relevant as other professional sports athletes. Lafayette's own Dustin Poirier has become one of the most influential fighters in the UFC.
One wishes that we can go through a Mardi Gras season without any incidents. But that is never the case; however, you wouldn't think someone would start a situation with a UFC star let alone a local hero. Well, you'd be wrong, as a local man antagonizes UFC star Dustin Poirier at the Youngsville Mardi Gras parade with a sign about his wife.
Lafayette native Dustin Poirier has his next fight, at UFC 281 in November. The Diamond will face off against Michael Chandler in a lightweight bout, and the two have history.