MILWAUKEE -- Chris Lytle ended his MMA career in style Sunday, getting British slugger Dan Hardy to submit in the final minute of the main event of UFC Live 5. The three-round slugfest closed out an entertaining 12-fight card at Milwaukees Bradley Center in the UFCs first appearance in Wisconsin. Lytle and Hardy lived up to their pre-fight promises of a strike-heavy fight, and both delivered bombs from the opening bell. When Hardy tried to change things up with a takedown in the final minute of a fight he was losing on the judges scorecards, Lytle made him pay with a guillotine choke, forcing Hardy tap with just 44 seconds left in the fight. After the win, Lytle brought his family into the cage and confirmed this was his last fight in the octagon. "I honestly love being a fighter," Lytle said. "I love being a part of the UFC. I love it probably more than anything in my life, except for one thing: my family." At the evenings post-event press conference, Lytle said the decision to walk away from the sport during the most successful runs of his career was an easy one -- even a necessary one. "I had my knee hurt (this past February), and I had to take a lot of time off," Lytle said. "I was at home a lot. When I had to get back in the gym and start training, it was difficult. Honestly, for the first time ever, I didnt want to go to the gym. I wanted to stay home and spend time with my family. I had to force myself. "This is not the kind of sport if you dont want to be there. I felt like I was starting to slip, so I knew I had one more in me, and that was it." In a key lightweight matchup, former WEC champion Ben (Smooth) Henderson made a claim for a UFC title match with a dominant win of top 155-pound fighter Jim Miller. Millers best round was the first, where he attempted submission attempts from every angle. 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