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我的比赛不需要记分卡，不需要别人为我的比赛结果做决定。这就是我的比赛方式，疯狂的。
现在排名第5，争取每年打2次比赛。
Morning Report: Justin Gaethje feels like he won against Eddie Alvarez, because he lost by KO, not decision
After he made his UFC debut earlier this year, knocking out Michael Johnson in a thrilling Fight of the Year contender, Justin Gaethje shouted to the world, “Where is my equal?!” Turns out, he found his equal in his very next fight, getting knocked out by Eddie Alvarez at UFC 218 earlier this month. And though the loss was the first of Gaethje’s career and set him back in his goal to hold UFC gold one day, Gaethje wouldn’t have it any other way.
Speaking to MMA Tonight on SiriusXM Rush recently, Gaethje said that he was happy with his performance at UFC 218 and glad that he was knocked out instead of losing on the judge’s scorecards.
“It’s crazy, the way I fight, it’s definitely hard to - I would argue to anybody that I won the first round,” Gaethje explained. “I did some major damage to his lead leg in that first round. He did a good job of putting his hands on me but definitely didn’t do a lot of damage. He definitely beat me in that second round and in the third round, I thought it was a close fight. If it would have went to the scorecards, I’m sure he would have got it because of the takedown or something and he was a little bit more active with punches but I cause a lot of damage when I do land my strikes and it’s hard to judge that.
“I’m glad I got knocked out instead of going to a decision and losing because that’s not the way I want to lose. I’m happy with my performance. I feel like I won because I tried so hard. My preparation was there and ultimately I went out and did what I go to do and that’s entertain people and entertain myself really. And I had fun.”
The bout was immensely entertaining, winning one of two Fight of the Night bonuses given out for UFC 218 and figuring to be on the short list for Fight of the Year consideration. At the end of the day though, the bout, like all Gaethje’s fights, was exciting in large part to the devil-may-care attitude with which he fights, a style even Gaethje has previously admitted will shorten his MMA career substantially. But despite having now been stopped in violent fashion, Gaethje says that isn’t going to change his approach at all other than some fine-tuning.
“At the end of the day, it’s an unforgiving sport,” said Gaethje. “All of a sudden I could get knocked out three times, so you just never know with this sport. I’m definitely not gonna change anything. There’s not a lot of people that can sit there and take the punishment that I can deliver.
“I need to be in better shape. I was definitely trying to avoid grappling exchanges because I didn’t want to get tired . . . but those are things that can be fixed.”
As for what’s next for Gaethje, the fifth-ranked lightweight, says that he is hoping to fight twice a year going forward and would preferably like to return this summer but he doesn’t have a specific opponent in mind because since he lost, he doesn’t feel like he gets to call the shots. Instead, Gaethje says he’s happy to fight whoever the UFC puts in front of him but that realistically, they’re smart enough to put someone in front of him that will make sense and get him back on track to chase the belt.
“With the way I fight, the UFC’s not stupid,” said Gaethje. “For one, they probably know that they’re don’t have me forever. I’m not gonna be around. They don’t have but six to seven more fights out of me. I believe that I’m one of the top competitors in this division in the world, so I’m gonna keep fighting people at the top of the division for right now.
“I definitely would have wanted to call someone out ahead of me had I won this fight but since I lost I don’t think I have that position anymore. But they’re not gonna make me fight someone way back there. From a business standpoint, of course I’m not gonna fight someone that’s unranked or something like that. I think I’m on the same page as the UFC right now and luckily, one loss doesn’t kill you. Two or three does so I’ve got to go out there, and get a big win in my next fight, it doesn’t matter who it’s against.”
2017年12月15日 02点12分
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现在排名第5，争取每年打2次比赛。
Morning Report: Justin Gaethje feels like he won against Eddie Alvarez, because he lost by KO, not decisionAfter he made his UFC debut earlier this year, knocking out Michael Johnson in a thrilling Fight of the Year contender, Justin Gaethje shouted to the world, “Where is my equal?!” Turns out, he found his equal in his very next fight, getting knocked out by Eddie Alvarez at UFC 218 earlier this month. And though the loss was the first of Gaethje’s career and set him back in his goal to hold UFC gold one day, Gaethje wouldn’t have it any other way.
Speaking to MMA Tonight on SiriusXM Rush recently, Gaethje said that he was happy with his performance at UFC 218 and glad that he was knocked out instead of losing on the judge’s scorecards.
“It’s crazy, the way I fight, it’s definitely hard to - I would argue to anybody that I won the first round,” Gaethje explained. “I did some major damage to his lead leg in that first round. He did a good job of putting his hands on me but definitely didn’t do a lot of damage. He definitely beat me in that second round and in the third round, I thought it was a close fight. If it would have went to the scorecards, I’m sure he would have got it because of the takedown or something and he was a little bit more active with punches but I cause a lot of damage when I do land my strikes and it’s hard to judge that.
“I’m glad I got knocked out instead of going to a decision and losing because that’s not the way I want to lose. I’m happy with my performance. I feel like I won because I tried so hard. My preparation was there and ultimately I went out and did what I go to do and that’s entertain people and entertain myself really. And I had fun.”
The bout was immensely entertaining, winning one of two Fight of the Night bonuses given out for UFC 218 and figuring to be on the short list for Fight of the Year consideration. At the end of the day though, the bout, like all Gaethje’s fights, was exciting in large part to the devil-may-care attitude with which he fights, a style even Gaethje has previously admitted will shorten his MMA career substantially. But despite having now been stopped in violent fashion, Gaethje says that isn’t going to change his approach at all other than some fine-tuning.
“At the end of the day, it’s an unforgiving sport,” said Gaethje. “All of a sudden I could get knocked out three times, so you just never know with this sport. I’m definitely not gonna change anything. There’s not a lot of people that can sit there and take the punishment that I can deliver.
“I need to be in better shape. I was definitely trying to avoid grappling exchanges because I didn’t want to get tired . . . but those are things that can be fixed.”
As for what’s next for Gaethje, the fifth-ranked lightweight, says that he is hoping to fight twice a year going forward and would preferably like to return this summer but he doesn’t have a specific opponent in mind because since he lost, he doesn’t feel like he gets to call the shots. Instead, Gaethje says he’s happy to fight whoever the UFC puts in front of him but that realistically, they’re smart enough to put someone in front of him that will make sense and get him back on track to chase the belt.
“With the way I fight, the UFC’s not stupid,” said Gaethje. “For one, they probably know that they’re don’t have me forever. I’m not gonna be around. They don’t have but six to seven more fights out of me. I believe that I’m one of the top competitors in this division in the world, so I’m gonna keep fighting people at the top of the division for right now.
“I definitely would have wanted to call someone out ahead of me had I won this fight but since I lost I don’t think I have that position anymore. But they’re not gonna make me fight someone way back there. From a business standpoint, of course I’m not gonna fight someone that’s unranked or something like that. I think I’m on the same page as the UFC right now and luckily, one loss doesn’t kill you. Two or three does so I’ve got to go out there, and get a big win in my next fight, it doesn’t matter who it’s against.”
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GAY基纯爷们，看来这回还是没被阿瓦打出习惯性脑震荡来，下次换个更猛的
