Jan Bachowicz has broken his silence after he has fallen short in his first fight since July 2023.
The former light heavyweight champion in the context of the rising competition, Carlos Ulberg, on Saturday evening at the UFC London Co-Main event.
After 15 passive minutes of both hunters, they stared down each other and shouted at each other before the jury members all scored the fight 29-28 in favor of Jan Bachowicz's comeback opponent, who expanded his win row to eight in a row.
205LB champion Magomed Ankalaev responded to the fight by claiming that Ulberg earns a title shot 'more than anyone else' – but it seems that he will wait as an immediate rematch between the Russian and Alex Pereira is in the making.
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Jan Bachowicz answers pension demand
Blachowicz is at a point of only one victory in his last five fights with the most important promotion of MMA.
On paper, the form that would suggest that the Polish Ko artist should call time on his career.
However, the 42-year-old former champion seems to be planning to continue after UFC London.
On Sunday morning, Blachowicz posted a squid game inspired video while broke his silence after an 11th professional MMA loss.
Branding himself 'player 083' – A reference to the year he was born – Blachowicz used the caption to make it very clear that fans fans did not see the last of him in the UFC -Oachthoek.
It stated: “Player 083 – still in the game. #LegendaryPolishpower Player 083 – still in the game.”
Jan Bachowicz -ogen Randy Couture's Record
Pension was the furthest thing about Bachowicz 'spirit in the run -up to his fight with Ulberg.
In fact, he had one eye on the oldest UFC champion record of an MMA legend in 2008.
Randy Couture is the current record holder after dropping his heavyweight title to Brock Lesnar at the age of 45.
“Why not? We'll see,” said Blachowicz about breaking the record of Couture.
“That was a different time. Then and now it's a different time.
“I am another hunter, but we will see it. Maybe.”
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