Poatan focused before fighting in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Alex Poatán believes he has been harmed in UFC White HouseHowever, some see his reaction as resentment after the defeat. The former champion was knocked out by Cyryl Gane In the co-main event, after a series of blows that he classified as illegal, the Pataxó fighter criticized referee Herb Dean, a stance that, in his assessment... Michael BispingIt sounds more like a justification for the setback.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Bisping analyzed the episode and indicated that he sees no decisive irregularity in the result. According to the former champion, Poatan was legitimately defeated and should accept the loss, emphasizing that there is no dishonor in losing, but that public complaints about an alleged foul end up sounding like dissatisfaction with the outcome of the fight.
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“He lost a fight. There’s no shame in that. But sitting there complaining and crying about it, and constantly whining about how he suffered a foul, just doesn’t look good… Someone should pull him aside and say, ‘Look, you were fairly defeated. Gane was the better fighter.’” Michael Bisping.
Former UFC referee analyzes controversy involving Alex Poatan.
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