UFC London standout, Molly McCann defends organization against criticism from other athletes

P. Pimblett and M. McCann won in the last UFC London. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

One of the highlights of UFC London, which takes place next Saturday (23), flyweight (up to 56,7kg) Molly McCann defended the organization from the criticism suffered by other fighters, mainly regarding salary issues. In an interview with 'Skybet', the English athlete praised the quality of the service provided by the company to its employees, praising, mainly, the Performance Institute in Las Vegas (USA).

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“No other promotion would fly around the world and put you in five-star hotels. When you arrive (during fight week), you send your weight and they will come with a complete nutritional program, they will give you food for the whole week, they are with you non-stop. So, you have the Performance Institute, we have one in Las Vegas that you can go and use for free, so you constantly have free physical therapy, therapy, strength and conditioning programs,” Molly said.

With two consecutive victories in the organization, over Ji Yeon Kim e Luana Dread, respectively, Molly dreams of a new positive result to get closer to the top-15 in the 56,7kg division. At the UFC London, the English athlete will face the North American Hannah Goldy. Professional since 2015, McCann has a record of 12 triumphs and four setbacks.