Dustin Poirier didn't hold back, calling Conor McGregor a "dirt bag" after his UFC 329 injury, and claims he's willing to come out of retirement for another rematch.

Conor McGregor attempted to beat Dustin Poirier to secure an advantage in the trilogy. However, an injury, along with hard Poirier shots, derailed a chance at momentum and affected him for years.

Dustin Poirier said that he wants to fight Conor McGregor for a fourth time, and he is open to coming out of retirement for this matchup.

Dustin Poirier slams rival Conor McGregor after UFC 329 disaster ...

UFC legend Dustin Poirier believes his longtime rival Conor McGregor is “done” after losing via first-round injury TKO to Max ...

Dustin Poirier didn't hold back with his thoughts after seeing Conor McGregor suffer a serious injury at UFC 329.

‘Karma’: Fierce Conor McGregor rival Dustin Poirier responds to injury at UFC 329 - McGregor’s last two fights, five years apart, have now ended in first-round injuries ...

Dustin Poirier is not buying the theories circulating online suggesting Conor McGregor either came into UFC 329 already injured or […] ...

Former UFC interim lightweight champion Dustin Poirier didn’t hold back when discussing Conor McGregor’s latest injury, delivering one of his harshest assessments yet of his longtime rival while ...

Conor McGregor is getting no sympathy from his former rival, Dustin Poirier, after UFC 329.

Conor McGregor's return to the octagon left much to be desired. The Irishman has spent the past five years nursing injuries ...

Dustin Poirier isn't ruling out the idea of coming back to fight Conor McGregor. Poirier (30-10 MMA, 22-9 UFC) retired after losing to Max Holloway in their BMF title fight at UFC 318 last July.