UFC president Dana White is absolutely losing it over Ian Machado Garry’s performance at UFC 330 on Saturday night. White wasted no time ripping into Garry’s lack of “killer instinct” after the main event.
The Decision That Sparked the Fury
Garry went five rounds but ultimately lost a unanimous decision to welterweight champion Islam Makhachev. The judges had it 49-46, 49-46, and 48-47. White acknowledged Garry is a “talented guy” in his post-fight press conference, but that’s where the praise ended.
Dana’s Explosive Take on the Fifth Round
White was incandescent about Garry’s approach in that final round. “If he had even an ounce of killer instinct in that fifth round,” White fumed, “he had been beating him to the body. Islam’s whole right side was beat up, his face was beat up.” White made it clear: “You don’t come out and hug and shake hands in the fifth round. That s–t drives me f–king crazy.” He demanded a “flying knee or something crazy” when “so much is at stake,” arguing Garry let a clear opportunity slip.
This is one of those fights Ian will definitely rewatch and instantly know exactly what White meant. He’s gonna be looking back and saying, “F–k, I wish I could do that over again.”
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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