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Court McGee at peace with UFC farewell: ‘OK is good enough for me’

Court McGee concluded his 16-year tenure in the Ultimate Fighting Championship with a third-round technical knockout defeat against Eric Nolan at UFC 332 on October 3. The bout, held in McGee's hometown of Salt Lake City, marked the 29th contest of his professional career, a record that includes his participation in the Ultimate Fighter house.

Following the decision, McGee retired from the promotion, acknowledging that while he did not secure the victory, he felt a deep sense of pride in his effort and happiness for his opponent.

In a public statement, the former Ultimate Fighter Season 11 champion reflected on the opportunity to fully absorb the experience of his final fight week and the walk to the cage. McGee, who holds a professional record of 22 wins and 15 losses, honored the memory of 13 coaches and training partners who have passed away during his time in the sport.

He described his performance as acceptable, noting that while his peak moments were exceptional, his final outing was merely adequate, a standard he was content to meet as he closed this chapter of his life.

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