Johnny Walker is outraged by his brother's defeat and questions UFC Las Vegas 90 judges

Lukasz Brzeski (left) fighting against Walter Walker (dir.). Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

present in UFC Las Vegas 90, Johnny Walker closely followed his brother's defeat, Walter Walker, in his debut with the organization. Moments after the heavyweight (up to 120,2kg) stumbled in front of Lukasz Brzeski, the Brazilian criticized the side judges, who determined the Pole's victory in a unanimous decision.

“How did they score the fight? Submission attempt, takedowns, ground control. How much does this count? I think Valter won. (…) I don’t understand”, wrote Johnny, on his profile on X, formerly Twitter.

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Last weekend, Valter fulfilled his dream of debuting in the UFC. The athlete, however, ended up being overcome in a balanced confrontation.

The setback marked Walker's first defeat in professional MMA. Before facing Lukasz, the Brazilian had 11 positive results in a row.

How do they score this fight? I didn't understand, how much points for punch and how much for take down and control? How much for submission attempt?

— Johnny Walker (@JohnnyWalker) April 6, 2024

How do they score this fight? Submission attempt, take down, flor control? How much is it worth? I think Valter won

— Johnny Walker (@JohnnyWalker) April 6, 2024

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