Ian Machado Garry , one of the most intelligent fighters in current MMA, was not successful at UFC 330. In the main event held last Saturday (15), in Philadelphia (USA), the Irishman challenged Islam Makhachev , the welterweight champion (up to 77,1 kg), but was controlled and lost by unanimous decision . In any case, despite the frustration , those who thought that the athlete had given up on his dream of winning the company title were mistaken.
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In the post-fight interview, Machado Garry addressed the loss to the Russian with positivity and revealed the two MMA legends who inspire him to become UFC champion. And no wonder, since the Irishman is only 28 years old, has been in the top 5 of the competitive division for years, and had good moments against the feared Makhachev. Aware of his high level, the athlete guaranteed he will bounce back and sent a decidedly unfriendly message to the haters who celebrated his defeat, only the second of his career.
“I believe, with all my heart and soul, that I was better than him. He won. I have no complaints or excuses. This was the best camp of my life. I’m 28 years old. I have a decade of domination in this sport. I can take this loss home, regroup, and improve. Because if you lose here, you’ll lose everywhere. I’m as bulletproof as I can be. I look at fighters like Volkanovski and Gaethje. They’re 38 years old and they just won belts. They’re both champions,” he said.
“I’m 28 years old, baby. This might not set me back a step, but it will make me leap ten times bigger. Nobody can stop me here (points to his head). I’m bulletproof. I’m proud of where this will take me. To all those who doubt me, I will come back. I don’t need any of you. So, go f*** yourselves!”, he concluded.

Ian Garry promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Ian Machado Garry's history in MMA
Ian Machado Garry , 28, is one of the top welterweight fighters in the UFC and one of the most intelligent fighters in MMA. Currently, the Irishman is ranked second in the division. He began his career in the sport in 2019 and made his UFC debut in 2021.
In this discipline, 'The Future' built a record of 17 wins and two losses. His main victories were over Belal Muhammad , Carlos Prates , Geoff Neal , Michael Page , and Neil Magny.
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