Former UFC welterweight champion Pat Miletich lost a split decision to Michael Nunn in a kickboxing bout that took place on Saturday in Davenport, Iowa.<\/p>\n
Miletich, the first-ever UFC welterweight champion, retired from MMA in 2008 after a knockout win over Thomas Denny, and for the last 12 years, he has stayed in the game primarily as a commentator. But the desire to compete was always still there for Miletich, and he wanted to step into the ring one more time. His long time promoter Monte Cox liked the idea and booked Miletich against Nunn in a straight kickboxing match<\/a>.<\/p>\n According to Bloody Elbow<\/a>, the 52-year-old Miletich took on the 57-year-old Nunn on Saturday night in front of a live crowd. The fact there was a live crowd in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic may be downright shocking to think about considering the health risks. According to a report from the Quad-City Times<\/a>, there were seating restrictions in place, but only 10 percent of the spectators wore masks during the event.<\/p>\n Ultimately, the fight went on as planned and Miletich lost a split decision with scores of 39-37, 37-39, and 40-36 in Nunn’s favor. Check out the video<\/a> of the Miletich vs. Nunn fight below.<\/p>\n In their kickboxing main event in front of a packed crowd in Davenport, IA, 57yr old Michael "Second To" Nunn took a SD-4 victory over UFC Hall of Famer and world champion, 52yr old Pat "The Croatian Sensation" Miletich. Scores 39-37, 37-39 & 40-36 pic.twitter.com\/0XYnU6mQER<\/a><\/p>\n — Tim – Boxeo \u62f3\u95d8 Boxen \u0431\u043e\u043a\u0441 \u0e21\u0e27\u0e22 Boks \u62f3\u51fb Box (@TimBoxeo) July 19, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n