Greg Hardy Admits ‘I Am Far from Complete’ Following TKO Loss to Marcin Tybura
@MarcinTybura FLEXING THE POLISH POWER! The G&P closes it out! #UFCVegas17 pic.twitter.com/WmgYmbNLd4
— UFC (@ufc) December 20, 2020
Saturday’s loss to Marcin Tybura exposed a glaring weakness in Greg Hardy’s game.
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The image of a defenseless Hardy covering up against Tybura’s ground-and-pound should be ammunition for future opponents. Prior to UFC Fight Night 183, Hardy had only absorbed three significant ground strikes in seven Octagon appearances.
Hardy admitted that he is still a work-in-progress as a mixed martial artist following the discouraging defeat.
“Gotta take my Ls like a man. Always have and always will,” Hardy wrote on Instagram. “I have become a much better fighter but I am far from complete. #tentoesdown This loss is [definitely] on me. My [coaches] and team are the best in the world. It’s on me to make adjustments.”
The loss snapped a modest two-bout winning streak for Hardy, who falls to 4-3 with one no contest over the course of his UFC tenure.
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