C. Weidman is a former UFC middleweight champion. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Defeated in his return to MMA, in UFC 292, Chris Weidman He was adamant when discussing his possible retirement from the sport. Back to the sport two years after serious injury suffered and with a possible new injury after the confrontation against Brad Tavares, the veteran rules out hanging up his gloves. Even with Dana White's 'plea', the former middleweight champion (up to 83,9 kg.) remains irreducible and guarantees to continue competing.
“I'm not finished. I'll come back better than ever. (…) Both my legs are quite injured. I'm in a wheelchair. The leg from surgery is quite swollen, but I don't think there are any serious injuries,” said Weidman, in an interview with 'ESPN'.
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Last weekend, Chris returned to the octagon in an attempt to resume his career at the age of 39. Eternal executioner of Anderson Silva, the North American was brilliant, but was far from repeating the performances that led him to the middleweight title in 2013.
With the stumble before Brad Tavares, Weidman expanded the bad moment in his career. Now, the veteran has accumulated seven setbacks in the last 10 appearances.
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