M. Ramirez claims he was kicked out of The Ultimate Fighter by C. McGregor. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @mitch_ramirez
Close to starting recording for The Ultimate Fighter, Conor McGregor was accused of manipulating the list of fighters and removing some from the reality show. At the time, Dana White ignored the rumors and promised that he would give harmed athletes a chance. Victim in the episode, Mitch Ramirez He remains hopeful of receiving the opportunity and begged the president for the chance to enter the Octagon.
“Dana White, respectfully, I understand you may not have known this, but that is what happened. I worked my whole life to be in the UFC. If you're interested in my story, I have a crazy story. I would be an asset to this company, and believe me man I can fight. So give me a chance, that's all I'm asking. I'm not asking for any crazy special treatment. All I'm asking for is a fight. Just give me a fight and let me prove to you that I belong in the UFC,” Ramirez pleaded in an interview with 'Fight Fluency'.
When asked if he was still frustrated by what had happened, the fighter took the opportunity to express all his feelings.
"The answer is yes. If Conor wanted to fight, would I throw bombs at him? F***, of course yes. I would drop bombs on him, man. I would be trying to knock him out, just like I try to knock out everyone else I fight”, concluded the fighter.
At 30 years old, Mitch is undefeated with seven fights in his career. In his last appearance, at 'XMMA 6', the fighter forced his opponent to give up due to kicks applied to his rival's legs. Currently, the North American has six victories in the fast track and one in the judges' decision.
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