Ian Machado Garry’s dominance in the welterweight division continued at UFC 298, with a hard-fought split decision victory over Jeff Neal in the main event. Despite facing criticism and skepticism, Garry’s victory marked his 14th consecutive victory.
Ian Machado Garries accept controversy and criticism
Gary’s unapologetic attitude and controversial personality have divided opinion among fans and fighters alike. Some may criticize his cockiness, but Garry remains unfazed and insists he remains true to himself regardless of public opinion. In a post-match interview with Ariel Helwani, he emphasized his resilience in the face of adversity, saying, “Whether they love me or hate me, I do what I want.” I’m showing up to do that.”
Despite comparisons to Conor McGregor and criticism from fellow fighters like Sean Strickland and Colby Covington, Garry remained undaunted in his pursuit of greatness. He considers himself more than just a fighter, he considers himself a professional athlete who strives to transcend the sport of mixed martial arts. Garry’s confidence and determination remain unwavering as he aims for championship gold.
Challenge to the Elite: What’s next for Machado Garry?
After his victory over Neal, Gary immediately set his sights on his next opponent, Colby “Chaos” Covington. Gary aims to make a bold move to force Covington to retire from the UFC, showcasing his fearless ambition on the road to greatness. Garry continues to rise through the ranks and proves that he is ready to compete against the strongest teams in the division.
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