Anthony Hernandez admits he was “frightening” days before winning UFC Seattle after “schematic” editions of the battle – bloody elbow

While the victory in his rematch against Brendan “everyone in” Alan is certainly the biggest victory of his professional career so far, a series of problems during the week of the fight has been “fluffy” in a high signal.

Anthony Hernandez explains why he “scared” before UFC Seattle

Speaking to the media after he went 2-0 against Alan in a battle in which Anthony Hernandez actually broke a long-standing UFC record, Fluffy revealed that he had completed a course of antibiotics by Friday-only a few hours before weighed in.

“Let’s just say I came out of amoxicillin on Friday. I felt like S – and I won’t lie. I got my ribs two weeks ago. My ribs were f – before … it was just grateful to God for [UFC PI]They were here and they helped me every f – day. “

Hernandez explained how one of the side effects of it taking antibiotics is that it is more difficult for him to lose weight.

Or as he said, “My body was trying to recover [from illness]I try to run out [to make weight]S

Fluffy defined his preparation for a battle as a nightmare and admitted that he was increasingly being upset by the battle, with Alan being scrapped on the map.

Fortunately, both for him and for the wider MMA community, Hernandez remains “quite f- difficult between the ears and did it.

“It was a f- schematic, man. I was scared for a second. I will not lie. But I am, I managed to do it … I had to weigh naked, but that’s what it is. I was on antibiotics. Everything that could go wrong is confused and we still managed to drive him away. This is what it is. ”

Fluffy is now 8-2 under the UFC flag and drives seven-bit victorious series, which includes victories over Michel Pereira, Roman Kopilov and Edman Shahbazian, so what’s next?

What next for Anthony Hernandez after an impressive victory in UFC Seattle?

Speaking to Michael Bishop in the Octagon, Hernandez refused to call every specific match for his next match, arguing that all he wants is to continue fighting the ranking.

“This is a blessing, but at the same time I’m not happy, because the only thing I want is the damn belt,” Hernandez said later to the press after the struggle.

“All this s – it doesn’t really matter to me. Anyway, good, cool: We did it. But I expected to do that. Just as I told the coaches [that] He returned to work on Monday, I’ll be in the gym. “

Hernandez has entered the UFC Seattle as #12, ranked in the world’s average weight and is expected to enter the top 8, come to the Tuesday morning update.

“Honestly, I don’t really give AF – [who I fight next]S Give me someone who will prove that I am ready for a title. Each of [Number] 5 up, I would like to fight. “