Conor McGregor came through with a bombshell announcement last night as he revealed that he would be retiring from the UFC. McGregor seemed to be in talks for his next fight but instead, he decided to call it a career for the third time in four years. In this regard, McGregor is the boy who cried wolf, and not many people actually believe that he won’t be competing anymore. Regardless, McGregor has made his intentions clear, and today, he has already begun living the good life with a cheat meal courtesy of his kids.

In the Instagram post below, McGregor shows off a large brownie he was given that says “Happy Retirement Daddy” in icing. Clearly, McGregor doesn’t really care about his diet right now and the brownie is certainly symbolic of that.

As far as his actual retirement is concerned, it remains to be seen whether or not he goes through with it. McGregor likes to make these kinds of announcements as a negotiation tactic of sorts so perhaps he is just waiting on Dana White to give him what he wants before stepping back inside the Octagon.

Stay tuned for updates on McGregor’s antics as we will be sure to bring you all of the latest information.

Florida rapper Wifisfuneral is changing careers, announcing his official retirement from the rap game.

The 23-year-old recording artist has been buzzing for years, earning a placement on the 2018 XXL Freshmen List. He has seemingly been going through a lot lately, thinking about how to best move forward in his career and he decided that retirement might be his best option. Without offering much context, Weef told the world that he's done rapping. 

"I don’t really know how to put this into words or actually explain this the best way possible but I’m officially retiring from rapping," he said on Twitter. "Thank you all so much and I love you. Until we meet again."

The leader of Paper Route Empire, Young Dolph has some big things going for him at the moment. At the time of its release, we didn’t realize that Dum & Dummer would become a torch-passing moment in history but, as they say, all good things must come to an end. After growing his business to new heights, Young Dolph has officially decided to take a step back on the music end, revealing that he is hanging up the microphone to spend more time with his family.

“Highly considering quitting music because I wanna be with my kids 24/7,” wrote the 34-year-old Memphis rapper on his social media profile a few days ago. When Complex reached out for a comment from Dolph, he confirmed that he would be calling it quits.

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“I’m done doing music so I can go kick it with my son,” reportedly said Young Dolph, fully prepared to pass off the baton to one of his mentees.

“Key Glock is already poised to be the new torch bearer,” added a representative for the rapper, which makes complete sense given their collaborative history. Glock is just one of the Memphis artists that Young Dolph has taken under his wing in recent years.

It’s unclear if Dolph’s decision to retire is a permanent one or if, similar to Nicki Minaj, he’ll just be back at a later date. As of now, the status of his unreleased music is also unknown.

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Football players aren't expected to have long careers because of the toll the sport takes on their bodies. Constant hits to the head can lead to degenerative diseases and in some cases, CTE. Players are retiring younger now as they want to make sure they can live good lives well after they are done with the sport. The latest football player to leave the game at a young age is none other than Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly. Kuechly took to social media last night where he announced his retirement from the sport, at the age of 28.

Kuechly spoke about some of the injuries he's faced and how now is the right time to leave the game. Kuechly was considered one of the best linebackers this decade and was the backbone of the Panthers defense. Without him on the squad, the Panthers will certainly be hurting in terms of raw power.

Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints loss to the Minnesota Vikings in the Wild Card round of the playoffs last weekend. This marks another painful playoff loss for the Saints, although their veteran QB shows no signs of stopping. Or does he? As reported by ESPN, the New Orleans Saints star quarterback has received calls from at least one non-ESPN network to inquire about whether he would be interested in transitioning from quarterback to TV game analyst, according to league sources. Brees has yet to announce a decision for his career, although many do not believe he is planning to retire right now. 

“Drew has not spoken with them or anyone about any new opportunities,” one source close to Brees told ESPN this weekend. “Until such time as a decision is made about next season, he will not be engaging in any conversations regarding or considering any new opportunities.” Saints coach Sean Payton said on ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown that he believes Brees will return to the Saints next season and that he expects to speak with Brees as early as Monday. Brees, who turns 41 on Wednesday, has been in the league since 2001 when he was drafted by the San Diego Chargers.