UFC fans are done watching Calvin Kattar fight after his latest loss inside the Octagon.
The former featherweight contender slipped to a fifth consecutive defeat at UFC Nashville.
Steve Garcia won every round on all three scorecards as he cruised to a decision win on Saturday night.
Calvin Kattar‘s performance prompted mass concern from fight fans, with many of them begging him to retire on social media.
UFC fans tell Calvin Kattar to retire
At the height of his career, Kattar beat top contenders Ricardo Lamas, Jeremy Stephens, and Dan Ige.
The Boston Finisher even managed to go five rounds with Max Holloway, who was at his brilliant best when they fought in January 2021.
Since then, Kattar has won just one fight and is now riding a five-bout losing streak that could get him cut by the UFC.
Whatever Dana White decides, fans believe it’s time for Kattar to call time on his 23-10 MMA run.
“Pathetic stuff from Kattar. Time to retire,” one fan tweeted. While another added: “Kattar needs to retire.”
“Calvin Kattar needs to retire immediately, [this s—] is just getting pathetic at this point,” a third fan said.
“Kattar needs to retire, he is devastatingly washed,” someone else commented.
“Kattar is just a UFC punching bag now. Please retire,” another X user wrote.
“Time to hang it up, prime Kattar was a machine,” a sixth fan said.
Calvin Kattar’s losing streak
Kattar’s winless run began with a split decision defeat against Josh Emmett in June 2022.
The five-round Fight of the Night could’ve gone either way, so Kattar could be considered unlucky to have lost.
There was also an asterisk over his next loss, which came against Arnold Allen four months later.
Kattar suffered a second-round TKO defeat after injuring his ACL during the October 2022 contest.
18 months later, the 37-year-old returned from his injury layoff against former bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling, who easily outpointed him over three rounds at UFC 300 in April 2024.
Youssef Zalal cruised to a win over Kattar in February to make it four losses in a row for the fan favorite.
By stretching the unwanted streak to five, Garcia has almost certainly ended Kattar’s UFC career. It’s now just a matter of waiting for an update from the man himself or the powers that be at MMA’s premier promotion.
