Ankalaev denies Jiri Prochazka's claims after UFC 327 loss: 'False mercy'

Russo disputes Czech's version of events regarding showing compassion during fight against Carlos Ulberg and claims his rival continued his attacks until the end.

Jiri Prochazka in victory over Khalil Rountree. Photo: Reproduction/UFC News

Jiri Prochazka in victory over Khalil rountree. Photo: Reproduction/UFC News

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Magomed Ankalayev demonstrated distrust regarding the alleged compassion claimed by Jiri Prochazka after UFC 327, held last Saturday (11). In the main fight of the event, the Czech faced Carlos Ulberg for the light heavyweight title (up to 93 kg) and ended knocked out after seeing his rival twist his knee, a result that, according to the samurai himself, happened because he felt pity for the New Zealander. The justification, however, was promptly disputed by the Russian.

In a social media post, Ankalaev refuted Prochazka's version of events, indicating that there was no sign of mercy during the fight. According to the Russian, the Czech fighter maintained attacks on Ulberg's legs throughout the fight, which, in his view, completely contradicts the narrative that he slowed down out of compassion.

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"Jiri Prochazka"He kept kicking Carlos's legs. He showed him no mercy. False," he wrote. Magomed Ankalayev.

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