“I love Tony Ferguson but there’s no logic in the argument there” Michael Bisping slams Ferguson for mocking Khabib’s record
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The ‘El Cucuy’ Tony Ferguson once again attacked the undisputed Lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov for his professional record. Recently a photo gets viral on social media which shows that Khabib has a padded MMA record.
Ferguson took that and comments on Khabib’s record, Ferguson says, “Ahhh Khabieber’s record… facts: more than half of fatheads professional fights were only two round sanctioned bouts. All before UFC. To be professional fights in most leagues, there must be three sanctioned rounds to be considered professional.”
“Fights leagues such as UFC & farm league. The three by two round TUF (The Ultimate Fighter) fights should count on my record if that’s the case. Give me three more knockouts & victories on my record.”
The former UFC champion Michael Bisping didn’t like Ferguson making fun of Khabib. In his podcast via LowkickMMA Bisping says, “Just look up the record — the professional boxing record of — I dunno, I dunno what it’s like, Floyd Mayweather, Let’s go with that, okay.”
“He’s considered the best ever, like Khabib considered the best ever, so compare his. ‘Cause I guarantee, it’s like you, Luis when you started doing comedy, you were doing it in some sh*thole, or some basement, or some kitchen, or maybe some cafe like on New Year’s Eve or whatever it was you were.”
“The point I’m making is, you build, you build to that level. When I started in the UFC — or sorry, professional MMA, the guy I fought wasn’t very good. You build your way up to it and you fight the best guys when you get up to that level. You shouldn’t be fighting good guys at that time.”
Bisping concludes that there is no logic in Ferguson’s argument
Michael Bisping believes that there is no logic in Tony Ferguson’s argument and he is just satisfying his ego with this. Bisping added, “And since he’s got to the UFC, and continued to be undefeated and — I mean, I love Tony but there’s no logic in the argument there.”
“Ok, great he didn’t fight the best people prior to the UFC, ok fair enough have whatever feelings you want on that. When he got to the UFC, he remained undefeated, he fought excellent competition.”
“He beat Dustin Poirier, Conor McGregor, Justin Gaethje — there’s so many people I can’t think off the top of my head, and he beat them all. So what he did before the UFC shouldn’t even matter.”
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