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Demian Maia has no intention of hanging up his gloves after suffering his third consecutive loss, which came in Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 129 headliner.
Maia (25-9 MMA, 19-9 UFC) was overworked by Kamaru Usman (13-1 MMA, 8-0 UFC) for the majority of five rounds en route to a unanimous- decision loss, which aired on FS1 from Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile. It’s the first time in the Brazilian’s career that he’s dropped three consecutive fights.
"I still have three fights under my contract,” Maia said through an interpreter. “I want to do those three fights. It was short notice for this fight; I only prepared for three weeks. And actually my last three fights were against wrestlers. My game plan is to take the fighters down, so it was tough fights. But I still have the will to finish my contract.”
“I’m focusing on finishing my contract, Those last three fights and break those records for me."
https://mmajunkie.com/2018/05/demia...t-break-records/amp?__twitter_impression=true
I like Maia a lot but
Maia (25-9 MMA, 19-9 UFC) was overworked by Kamaru Usman (13-1 MMA, 8-0 UFC) for the majority of five rounds en route to a unanimous- decision loss, which aired on FS1 from Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile. It’s the first time in the Brazilian’s career that he’s dropped three consecutive fights.
"I still have three fights under my contract,” Maia said through an interpreter. “I want to do those three fights. It was short notice for this fight; I only prepared for three weeks. And actually my last three fights were against wrestlers. My game plan is to take the fighters down, so it was tough fights. But I still have the will to finish my contract.”
“I’m focusing on finishing my contract, Those last three fights and break those records for me."
https://mmajunkie.com/2018/05/demia...t-break-records/amp?__twitter_impression=true
I like Maia a lot but