Donald Cerrone was unable to fight at UFC 274 after coming down with food poisoning that day. His fight with Joe Lauzon was cancelled and the fight was rescheduled for June in Austin, Texas.

The UFC legend took to Instagram to give his fans an update on why the fight against Joe Lauzon was cancelled. Donald Cerrone was disappointed and heartbroken to have to make the decision on fight night.

“My heart is broken and torn,” Cerrone said Sunday on Instagram. “I can’t believe I had to make that call. If you know me, you know I only pulled out because I had to. Thank you for the UFC and the medical division for helping me as far as we could, try and make that buzzer, but we just couldn’t get it.”

While talking in the Instagram video, Cowboy Cerrone gave an update on what he plans to do for the rest of his career. He plans on fighting a few more times before officially retiring from MMA and the UFC.

“I have 48 fights under Zuffa,” UFC legend Cerrone said. “I am saddened that I couldn’t have my 49th, put on a show for you all. My number is 50, gentlemen. I’ll retire when I get 50. So I got two more fights left in the UFC. So thank you, Dana White. Thank you, Joe Lauzon. Thank you for understanding and not taking that fight with an ill, sick ‘Cowboy.’ I wouldn’t want to fight that guy. You want a strong, healthy motherf*cker. So, we’ll meet again. Like I said, ‘Cowboy’s’ got two more fights under Zuffa. I want 50 fights and then I’m bowing out, and I’m out of here, boys. I’ll be back stronger than ever and ready to take on the world.”