5 UFC Legends who could come out of retirement in 2018

#2 Tito Ortiz

The original Bad Boy of MMA recently laced up his gloves again to fight for Bellator. He announced his 'second retirement' after putting Chael Sonnen to sleep with a rare-naked choke in January 2017 and bowed out with a respectable 3-1 record for the perennial rivals of the UFC.

But at 43 years old, Ortiz may not be done just yet as he seems to be obsessed with beating the man who got the better of him on the two previous occasions they met, Chuck Liddell.

As mentioned earlier, Ortiz has been instigating his long-standing feud with Liddell and as said by the man himself, would love to give his 'good friend Liddell' a good payday.

The Huntington Beach Bad Boy, however, has cast major doubts over Liddell's health.

"Chuck couldn’t pass to fight again. He’s been knocked out, unconscious, five times.’ I guarantee you the doctor won’t give him a license.”

While UFC will surely steer clear of the risky fight, Bellator should have no problems in promoting the veteran showdown considering their recent matchmaking exploits.

However, do we really need Ortiz vs. Liddell III in 2018?