
Jiri Prochazka in defeat to Alex Poatán No. UFC 300 (Photo: Instagram/UFC)
Jiri Prochazka He drew important lessons from losses suffered for Alex Poatán in the UFC octagon. The Czech samurai fought for the belt against the Brazilian on two occasions and ended up being knocked out both times. Despite the negative results on his record, the fights provided him with valuable experience, which he intends to put into practice in the UFC 327, when will he compete for the title again, this time against Carlos Ulberg.
In a promotional video for the event, Prochazka acknowledged that, at the time, he didn't yet possess the maturity to handle a title fight. The fighter admitted that he saw the title as something simply attainable, without fully understanding the level of demand involved. According to him, the defeats represented one of the greatest lessons of his life, and with the experience gained in the duels against... Alex PoatánHe understood that there is no room for relaxation at any time inside the octagon.
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“At that moment, I didn’t realize it because I didn’t yet have the necessary maturity. I saw the title as something I could conquer. It was one of the greatest lessons of my life. With all the experience gained in the two fights against Pereira, I learned that there are no moments when you can relax,” he said. Jiri Prochazka.
Alex Poatan vacates the belt to make UFC history.
Jiri Prochazka faces Carlos Ulberg in the main fight of UFC 327, in a fight valid for the light heavyweight title (up to 93 kg). This happens because the then champion, Alex Poatán, decided to leave the position to move up a weight class and attempt an unprecedented triple championship in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).
The Brazilian has a match scheduled against Cyryl Gane in the main event of UFC Casa Branca, scheduled for June 14th.
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