Stephen Thompson Scores TKO Victory In Retirement Fight
“Wonderboy” Stephen Thompson called it a career at UFC 334, going out with a victory.
Thompson finished Radtke with about two minutes left in the third round, hitting a spinning wheel kick that put Radtke off balance before he fell down and the ref jumped in to stop the fight.
After the fight, UFC showed a tribute video to Thompson.
HE DID IT HIS WAY 🙌@WonderboyMMA could not have asked for a better finish as he earns the 17th wheel-kick knockout in UFC history!
[ #Polymarket #UFC334 | LIVE NOW on @ParamountPlus] pic.twitter.com/WWg2c3hg0h— UFC (@ufc) November 15, 2026
Stephen Thompson leaves his gloves in the Octagon! 🥊
What an AMAZING career for a legend of combat sports 👏 #UFC334 | 🎥 Stream TNT Sports on HBO Max ▶️ https://t.co/aVEYJK1NFU pic.twitter.com/7AKunMxGNO
— UFC on TNT Sports (@ufcontnt) November 15, 2026
Thompson finishes his career at 18-9-1. He made his UFC debut in 2012, knocking out Dan Stittgen.
He won seven straight fights with victories over the likes of Patrick Cote, Rory MacDonald, Johny Hendricks, Jake Ellenberger, and Robert Whittaker.
The win streak earned him a shot at Tyron Woodley and UFC Welterweight Championship. Woodley and Thompson fought to a majority draw in their first fight. Woodley won a majority decision in their second fight.
Thompson lost three straight fights before winning at UFC 334 to wrap up his career.
Fans can find results from UFC 334 by clicking here.
