Donald Cerrone
Cerrone (36-14 MMA, 23-11 UFC) came up short in arguably the biggest moment of his career earlier this month when he lost to McGregor (22-4 MMA, 10-2 UFC) in the anticipated UFC 246 headliner in Las Vegas. The fight was short, but “Cowboy” took a fair share of damage. He nose and orbital bone were both damaged from the combination of shoulder strikes, a head kick and the famous left hand for which “The Notorious” is so well known.
It took a matter of seconds after Cerrone was beat for observers to question the legitimacy of his loss. There hasn’t been much public interaction from Cerrone since the fight, but on Thursday he dug into his social media comments and issued responses to some outspoken followers
It took a matter of seconds after Cerrone was beat for observers to question the legitimacy of his loss. There hasn’t been much public interaction from Cerrone since the fight, but on Thursday he dug into his social media comments and issued responses to some outspoken followers