In 2020, T. Ferguson lost two fights in a row for the first time in his career. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter @TonyFergusonXT
Even though he lost in his two commitments in 2020, Tony Ferguson Don't lose your good humor. With a little dance, the North American celebrated the recovery of his arm, which was almost broken by Charles do Bronx at UFC 256, in December. On that occasion, 'Bicho Papão' had a successful finish, but refused to give up.
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“This is the feeling you get when the doctor tells you your arm is as good as steel,” wrote Ferguson, in his account on Twitter.
Considered one of the best lightweight representatives (up to 70,3kg) in history, Ferguson is going through the worst moment of his career in MMA. In more than 10 years of career, the American had never lost two matches in a row.
In May last year, 'Bicho Papão' was surprised in the confrontation against Justin gaethje, when he was knocked out for the first time in his career. The setback meant that the fighter lost his chance to face Khabib Nurmagomedov for the unification of the category title. In December, it was Charles' turn to postpone Tony's dream of becoming the division's linear champion.
At 36 years old, Ferguson, who held the group's interim belt in 2017, will seek to regain his winning ways in the 2021 season. The North American, however, still has no fight scheduled for this beginning of the year.
“It's Tiramisu🍮Tuesday MF's!!!” That Feeling Ya Get When The Doc Says The Arm Is As Good As Iron Ahhhhhhhh Ah Ahhhhh Ahhhh Ah 🏆🇲🇽 # ThatIsAll 🍃🕴🍃 pic.twitter.com/0uE9RWjJZf
— Tony Ferguson (@TonyFergusonXT) January 6, 2021
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