Five bonuses were given out at UFC 309 instead of the customary four, but not one for all-time record-holder Jim Miller’s finish.

UFC fighter Jim Miller used his victory speech at Madison Square Garden to call attention to the pet-political cause of P’Nut the Squirrel. Miller extended his own record for most wins ever in the UFC to 27 on Saturday night — but the New Jersey native had other things on his mind when host Joe Rogan met him for the post fight interview.

UFC legend Jim Miller has provided an update on his retirement plans following his victory over Damon Jackson at UFC 309.

At UFC 309, Miller (38-18 MMA, 27-17 UFC) won his 27th fight with the promotion when he submitted Damon Jackson (23-8-1 MMA, 6-6-1 UFC) with a guillotine choke at 2:44 of Round 1. After the fight, Jackson left his gloves in the center of the cage, seemingly signifying his retirement.

UFC veteran Jim Miller shares his 50 wins target before entertaining any talks of stepping away from the sport after his win at UFC 309

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Check out the best photos from Jim Miller's first-round submission win over Damon Jackson at UFC 309 at Madison Square Garden in New York. (Photos by Brad Penner, Imagn Images; UFC; MMA Junkie)

Jim Miller snatched a nasty guillotine choke to tap out Damon Jackson in the first round for his 27th win inside the octagon at UFC 309