D. Till advises O’Malley. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube UFC
The complaints of Sean O’Malley on his defeat against Marlon Vera No. UFC 252 were not accepted by the executioner, fans and also by the middleweight (83,9kg), Darren till. The promising bantamweight (61,2kg), who suffered an ankle injury in the middle of the octagon, was knocked out after the injury, and lost his unbeaten record as a professional. By participating in the podcast 'Believe You Me', Michael Bisping, the Englishman condemned ‘Suga’s stance and asked the athlete to change his behavior.
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“You have to give credit. I like O’Malley and I think he has a future, but he lost it. Accept defeat and have respect. You may be champion, but don't call the fighter who defeated you just another fighter. I'm not speaking badly. He's good, but two things stuck in my head. The first was the way he lost. I fought three rounds with my injured knees. I couldn't use my best skills, which is movement, but even with pain and against Whittaker, I didn't give up. The second, the way he is dealing with the result after the fight. Dude, you lost. Accept it and forget about it,” Till said.
Despite the criticism, Till also sent a message of encouragement to the prodigy.
“All the best in the world have already lost. I'm one of the best and I lost. Accept your loss, go to the back of the line and recover”, he concluded.
It is worth remembering that, like Sean O’Malley, Darren till lost the first fight of his UFC career, when he fought for the welterweight belt (77,6kg) against Tyron woodley, in September 2018, but did not contest the result.
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