I hear you, but the bold is part of what I'm talking about. Like dude, you were getting clowned in that first fight. I'd have more respect for him if he came on and said something like "Yeah, Yan is a good fighter. The first fight didn't go the way I wanted, but we reset and when I got in there this time I feel like I had him figured out. But to get on that podcast and act like it was an easy fight and that Yan was no challenge and that he was winning the fight so convincingly that dropping two rounds was no big deal is just crazy to me.
Also, him embracing the whole acting this is lame. Like even people that support you think you went over the top with that shit, so why would you double down and almost admit to the fact that you put on a show to get the belt?
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