Serginho (left) beat Means (right) at UFC Belém. Photo: Buda Mens / UFC Disclosure
the american Tim means still accepted the setback for Serginho Moraes at UFC Belém, an event held last Saturday (03), in the capital of Pará. On Tuesday night (06), the welterweight complained about the judges' decision that marked the victory for the Brazilian black belt.
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Through a post on Twitter, Means charged the judges US$50, approximately R$162,3, referring to the victory bonus he would receive from the organization.
“I rewatched my fight. Tony Weeks (side judge), you and another judge (Phillipe Lorio) owe me US$50”, wrote the fighter on the microblog.
The fight
The fight between Serginho Moraes e Tim means closed the UFC Belém preliminary card and it was very balanced from the first to the last second. The Brazilian started the fight better, but the North American grew from the second round onwards, landed more blows and came close to victory when he managed to knock Moraes down with a punch at the end of the fight. But the side judges scored the victory for Serginho in a split manner. (29-28, 28-29 and 29-28).
Shortly after the fight, and, apparently, without yet watching the video of the fight, Means took to social media to complain about the decision, “I thought I had won. I fought with my ass,” he wrote
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