UFC 400, here I come

Bruce Buffer, the legendary voice of the UFC octagon, recently celebrated an incredible milestone – 30 years with the world’s premier MMA promotion. During the Paramount+ broadcast for UFC Houston, Buffer took a moment to reflect on his journey with pride and gratitude. He also opened up about the possibility of retiring from his iconic role as the UFC announcer.

The UFC honored Buffer during the Fight Night event in Houston, with Jon Anik proudly announcing Buffer’s impressive achievement to MMA fans worldwide. The crowd erupted in thunderous applause, bringing tears to Buffer’s eyes as he felt the love and appreciation from the MMA community. Despite the emotional moment, the 68-year-old announcer assured fans that he has no plans to retire anytime soon.

Speaking about the recognition he received, Buffer expressed his gratitude towards the UFC fans, his peers, and everyone he works with. He acknowledged the importance of showing emotions and how the overwhelming support meant the world to him. Buffer’s passion for the sport was evident as he discussed his commitment to delivering the best experience for fighters and fans alike.

Buffer emphasized that as long as he has the passion and ability to enhance the UFC moments, he will continue to grace the octagon with his iconic voice. He mentioned that he would only consider retiring when he feels that he can no longer give his best to the job. Buffer humorously hinted at making it to UFC 400 before making any retirement decisions.

As fans eagerly anticipate more memorable moments from Buffer in the octagon, his dedication and love for the sport continue to shine through. His 30-year milestone with the UFC is a testament to his enduring legacy as one of the most iconic figures in MMA history. Cheers to Bruce Buffer and many more years of electrifying UFC announcements!