Tony Ferguson: UFC 291: Tony Ferguson, known for his agility in the UFC, is scheduled to fight Bobby Green in UFC 291. However, after this bout, he has been advised to retire, regardless of the outcome. Somesh Kamra, a UFC panelist, expressed his sadness over Ferguson’s situation, he said “it’s so sad because here’s a guy who had 10/11 consecutive wins and now he’s on a five fight losing streak, I think it’s time is up” leading Kamra to believe that Ferguson’s time in the sport may have come to an end. You can watch the full interview below.
Tony Ferguson, a former lightweight sensation, is aiming to break his five-fight losing streak as he faces divisional mainstay Bobby Green in UFC 291 this weekend.
After suffering a submission defeat to Nate Diaz in an unusual yet competitive pay-per-view main event at UFC 279, Ferguson is now on a five-fight losing streak. He aims to turn things around by securing a victory over the entertaining contender Bobby Green, which he believes will provide him with the necessary momentum for what he considers to be his last shot at a title run.
Tony Ferguson’s record stands at 26 wins, 8 losses, and 0 draws, whereas Bobby Green’s record stands at 29 wins, 14 losses, 1 no contest. Tony Ferguson has a lower number of losses than Bobby Green in terms of their statistical records.
The future of Tony Ferguson remains uncertain, and only time will reveal what lies ahead for him. As we await the unfolding events, be sure not to miss the excitement of UFC 291.
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