Leon Edwards is located in the shooting line of hunters, fans and experts after UFC London.
The former Weltergeweight champion was dominated on the way to a submission of the fourth round against Sean Brady in the O2 Arena on Saturday evening.
Fans left UFC London early before Brady 'Rocky' mocked after the first interruption loss of his 28-Vecht career.
Now UFC analyst Din Thomas is piled up by publicly claiming that Leon Edwards is not a 'real hunter'.
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Din Thomas shares Brutal Leon Edwards Taking
Edwards suffered a similar dominant defeat against Belal Muhammad on UFC 304 last July.
Thomas, who was in Brady's corner last weekend, believes that the recent performances of the Englishman prove that he is missing the heart of a 'real hunter'.
“I don't want to be disrespectful to Leon,” he said on paper with Anthony Smith Podcast.
“I still believe that skill for skill, such as his body type and so, that he was a big champion. He is a great hunter. He is still top-five material. But I just don't think Leon is a real, real hunter in his heart.
“And I say in terms of, such as, Justin Gaethje and Dustin Poirier, as if these guys will fight against you in a parking lot.
“I think he is an athlete. I think he is an artist. I think he is creative. I think he is probably eating everyone in the gym. He is super magical. I just think that when the lights arrive and it is time to really fight, even though he wasn't a real hunter, he was still so good.”
Din Thomas emphasizes moment Leon Edwards Lost on UFC London
After he had been beaten to the ground for 4:57, Edwards did something strange in the third frame.
The talented striker made a huge mistake when he shot down for a brady brady, so that his cornerman was extremely convinced that the fight would end with the American who lifted his hand.
Thomas added: 'When he did, I became quiet and looked at John Marquez, the head coach, and said:' Did he just try to bring Sean down? '
“And when he was turned back, John said as,” Man, we could just play districts and we could now literally play chess because we don't have to do anything. ”
“We just knew at the time that the fight was over. When Leon shot that Takedown, he showed his hand that he no longer wanted to be there, and that was a wrap.”
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