Pedro Munhoz complains about the judges again and asks for a rematch against Frankie Edgar

P. Munhoz complains about defeat to F. Edgar. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @ufc_brasil

If at the post-UFC Las Vegas 7, held on Saturday (22), in the USA, Peter Munhoz had contested the outcome of his fight against Frankie Edgar, this time, the Brazilian complained vehemently. On that occasion, the North American, who debuted at bantamweight (61,2kg) beat Pedrinho by split decision and the battle was awarded as the best of the event. However, the São Paulo fighter did not spare the side judges and demanded a rematch against the former lightweight champion (70,3kg).

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“I've always spoken inside the octagon, with my attitudes, but this needs to be said: I work too hard to be harmed by bad judges who have no training and responsibility. See statistics and damage. Look at the 17 of the 20 specialized media sites that agreed I won, seven of which gave me 49-46. Tell me how one of them gave Frankie the third round. He's a legend, but I won this fight and I want a rematch now, Dana White and UFC”, said Pedro on his Instagram.

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Before the confrontation takes place, Peter Munhoz He was ranked fifth in the bantamweight rankings and has already admitted that the controversial defeat will hurt him in the category. Furthermore, this was the second consecutive setback for the Brazilian, who was previously overcome by aljamain sterling, in June 2019. Also present at the post-event press conference, Dana White, president of the UFC, expressed uncertainty about the 33-year-old fighter's future.