Mark Muñoz has signed a new four-fight contract with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) despite losing his last match and the last two fights in his career.

The 36-year-old Filipino middleweight made the announcement via his Twitter and Instagram accounts:

Just signed a 4-fight deal with @ufc @lunarpages @xyience @askultra @team_munoz #myULTRAlife #5dstosuccess… http://t.co/tHW0rOwwP8

— Mark Muñoz (@mark_munoz) June 12, 2014

The terms of the deal were not disclosed by Munoz, who holds a UFC record of 13 wins (6 KO) against 5 losses.

Muñoz is coming of a submission loss to Gegard Mousasi at the UFC Fight Night in Berlin, Germany on May 31, 2014.

He also lost two of his last three fights—against Lyoto Machida on October 26, 2013 via first round KO (Head kick) and Chris Weidman on July 11, 2012 via KO (Elbow and Punches) in the second round. His lone win came against Tim Boetsch in the undercard of UFC 162 in a three-round unanimous decision victory.

“That was a tough loss. I will pick up the pieces and keep going,” said Muñoz after the loss to Mousasi.

With a new deal in place, he’ll get the chance to bounce back.