"Better form than most men" - Fans react as Parker Noelle shows off impressive push-up skills alongside dad Dustin Poirier

It seems that former interim UFC lightweight world champion Dustin Poirier is raising his daughter, Parker Noelle, to be a warrior like him. In a recent clip posted on X, 'The Diamond' was seen doing push-ups with his daughter. Needless to say, Parker Noelle is doing better than most people.

Here's the clip posted by Dustin Poirier:

Fans are loving this interaction between father and daughter, with X user Matthew Munson saying:

"Better form than most men smh"

Meanwhile, Jimmy Dunphy playfully called out ''The Diamond':

"Her push-ups are cleaner than Dads! VERTICAL ARMS DIAMOND"

Here are more comments:

More comments on Dustin Poirier's video. [Image credit: @DustinPoirier on X]

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Dustin Poirier maintains stance on possible retirement: "I'm still unsure"

Most of the replies on the video above were about Dustin Poirier's retirement and whether or not it will happen soon. Fans worry that they may have seen the last time 'The Diamond' lace up his gloves.

Before his world title challenge at UFC 302 against Islam Makhachev, Poirier hinted at possibly retiring after the bout, regardless of the outcome. After an all-out war indicative of any fight by 'The Diamond', Poirier succumbed to a brabo choke by the champ in the fifth and final round.

Grateful in victory and graceful in defeat, Poirier posted this tweet weeks after the bout, saying:

"Been toe 2 toe with the best of em. Grateful for the journey."

A fan who goes by Sir Saint replied with:

"Hope it ain’t over yet bro. 💎"

To this, Poirier replied with:

"That wasn't a retirement tweet. Im just grateful for the journey, but I'm still unsure about what's next."

It's also been announced that Poirier will join the analyst desk for UFC 303 this weekend, further fueling speculations that he'll be retiring from fighting soon.

But as per the aforementioned tweet, the Louisiana native is still in limbo with his decision. While we know he has nothing left to prove as his legacy is already intact within the sport, we'd be grateful to see 'The Diamond' shine once again for one last dance.