Tyron Woodley loss

Woodley’s path is uncertain at the moment. As expected, he did not hold back … I was just thinking about everybody right now who’s protesting and fighting for something good for Mr. Floyd’s family. I train hard. It remains to be seen how he proceeds from here.Colby Covington and Tyron Woodley. I was responding. I have no excuses. “I can take a loss when I feel like I was present in my mind and body. Several times I could have just gave up, and that f**ker hit me with some s**t, I ain’t gonna lie. He kicked me in my damn leg and ever since then that motherf**ker just wasn’t right. At the end of the day, it wasn’t a situation like the Usman fight where I just felt like I wasn’t there. He hit me with a couple things, two, three, four of em. Lots of motherf**kers would have let somebody finish them off in that moment. One that was recently brought to light was that between welterweights Woodley competed at UFC Apex this weekend, losing a clear-cut, one-sided decision to Covington decided to rub salt in Woodley’s wounds, in a recent interview with Covington is coming off of a TKO loss to welterweight champion Kamaru Usman at UFC 245, and currently doesn’t have a fight booked. Everything felt good from the walkout to the stretch, to every single thing about the fight. I got three thousand stitches in my eye, like three or four layers of stitches because my s**t was wide open. I got a nice little cut you can’t see because I got the best plastic surgeon on earth , Dr. Greg, hook me up with stitches. Former UFC welterweight title challenger Colby Covington has reacted to Tyron Woodley’s UFC on ESPN 9 loss to Gilbert Burns. (1:43) I felt like I did everything right. Literally driving everybody f**king crazy. Woodley certainly didn’t sound like he was done.“I never took an L back to back so I gotta come back and let you motherf**kers know ... that was not in the plans.” MMA Mania, UFC news, results, videos, rumors, fightsWoodley releases statement following one sided loss to Gilbert Burns: ‘You gotta get on the camera when you lose too’UFC Signs Veteran ‘Hillbilly,’ Cuts Him 24 Hours LaterUFC signed veteran featherweight Kevin Croom to fight Alex Caceres at UFC Vegas 8, then cut "The Hard-Hitting Hillbilly" 24 hours later.UFC Vegas 8 results live: Robbie Lawler vs. Neil Magny full fight recap of women’s Flyweight main card bout tonight (Sat., Aug. 29, 2020) from inside UFC APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada, featuring a stellar performance from Magny.

I just couldn’t get my hands on him.” “I can take that,” Woodley said. Woodley was in a 'state of depression' after losing belt (1:43) Tyron Woodley explains how he became depressed after his loss to Kamaru Usman. I heard what my coaches were saying. My sponsors too, you’ve been ride or die especially since this pandemic. I was present.

Tyron Woodley was favored to defeat Gilbert Burns last night at UFC Fight Night although it …

I looked him in the eyes yesterday and knew he was going to be ready to fight which I thought that was good. I don’t know why I am at peace ... not with losing, not with defeating, not with losing to Gilbert. While most rivalry in MMA is purely about sport and get settled inside the cage, the same can not be said for all cases. This loss has certainly put him at a crossroads in regards to his career. https://sports.yahoo.com/tyron-woodley-tops-ufc-espn-220014123.html Tyron Woodley is in good spirits following his second-straight loss in the UFC.

Gilbert came out and did his thing. People that know me, and get to know me, and know what I stand for, they dope. I felt good. “Like I said, you can’t just get on the camera when you win, you gotta get on the camera when you lose too,” Tyron said. By Zane Simon @TheZaneSimon Sep 30, 2019, 6:00pm EDT Fighter Fighting Style Height Weight; Colby Covington: Wrestling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: 5' 11" 170 lbs: Tyron Woodley: Wrestling: 5' 9" 170 lbs It was another hard day at the office for former champ Tyron Woodley, but that didn’t stop him from discussing his second loss in a row with fans.