I think it was beginning to hurt his brand a bit though. He had his first "good" opponent since Vera at the last event, and it was kind of an afterthought. He had become the clown who crushes a can on 2-3 PPV main cards a year, whereas there was a HUGE hypetrain back in 2020.sean was doing good with the Ryan Garcia approach, now going to the deep end, like ryan garcia fighting tank, wow
Made him quit, faking an eye-poke. The ref gave Munhoz a break too when he acted like he was kicked in the balls. It was a matter of time because Munhoz was afraid to step into Sean's power range. Just the facts.Is that what you call beating the S out of someone? lol
Lol holy shit is this real life??
"Just the facts" hahaha how deluded can one get. Have you seen the list of people Muhoz has fought?Made him quit, faking an eye-poke. The ref gave Munhoz a break too when he acted like he was kicked in the balls. It was a matter of time because Munhoz was afraid to step into Sean's power range. Just the facts.
This.Will watch.
And this.poodle bouta get the shit kicked out of him
Has enough name value for 5 rounds, but as of right now it seems to be listed as a 3 round card opener, its on PPV but this should probably be better as a solid fight night main event instead, not an APEX card but a real card somewhere.Apparently Yan’s side wants it to be a 5-round fight

Its both parties.
On Wednesday, O’Malley announced on ESPN’s DC & RC that he’s fighting Petr Yanat UFC 280, which takes place Oct. 22 in Abu Dhabi. MMA Fighting subsequently confirmed with a person with knowledge of the promotion’s plans that the fight has been verbally agreed upon, but contracts haven’t been issued.
Yan’s manager Daniel Rubenstein reiterated that stance while speaking on Wednesday’s edition of The MMA Hour, and that the fight is not 100 percent done as of yet.