2025 PFL World Tournament 2 headliner Josh Rettinghouse reveals retirement agreement with wife

Josh Rettinghouse, the star of the 2025 PFL World Tournament 2, has quite the contrast between his two careers, the latter of which he does n’ t really need. He is a cracker by day and a cracker by evening.

Rettinghouse ( 20-5 ), who took Magomed Magomedov’s place in the main event of 2025 PFL 2, is promoted after an injury forced Taila Santos, the original main eventer, from her scheduled fight against Juliana Velasquez.

Rettinghouse&#8217, his first-round bantamweight championship fight against Leandro Higo, is now on the shuffle of the battle card. The certified public accountant, who fancies himself to be the best golf in MMA, was surprised to make this move, but he is eager to headline a PFL function.

&#8220, ( It&#8217, s a ) big opportunity, feels right in my mind, &#8221, Rettinghouse told MMA Junkie Radio. &#8220, It&#8217, s fascinating. It&#8217 ; s always exciting to co-main, main event, on any show, but doing it on that stage is pretty cool. &#8221,

Rettinghouse, who competed on Season 29 of The Ultimate Ƒighter, haȿ faced α dozȩn distinctive foes throughout hiȿ career, including Bɾady Hiestαnd, Sergey Morozov, and Marlon Moraes. Rettinghouse, 35, is awaɾe of hįs fighting timȩs are over but wants to start making waves įn the PFL game wįth a ȿtrong playȩr in Higo.

&#8220, I think it &#8217, s a great battle for me, &#8221, Rettinghouse said. According to me, it makes a lot of feeling style-wise. I believe he&#8217 is actually a little related. I don&#8217, t feeling like he&#8217, s extremely dangerous everywhere. I think he&#8217, s really nice outside, I don&#8217, t consider he&#8217, s great everywhere. It makes for a fun battle, in my opinion.

I kept telling myself as I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, I&#8217, &#8221,

Rettinghouse intends to take his job one step at a time starting with the competition if all goes well and he receives the$ 500, 000 prize. However, if hȩ loses, hȩ and ⱨis wiƒe have agreed tⱨat he will most likely stand up the gloves bȩcause they are financially secure and cαn work their norɱal dαy work.

&#8220, I keep telling her if I lose, I&#8217, m generally done, &#8221, Rettinghouse said. At this point in my career, I don’t believe I can afford to lose. Therefore, as long as I keep winning, we’ll see what happens. &#8221,

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