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Abdul Razak Alhassan Slams Cody Brundage After No Contest At UFC Fight Night Denver: ‘Crazy Day…Trump Got Shot & I Got Robbed’

UFC middleweight powerhouse Abdul Razak Alhassan is far from pleased with how his appearance in the Octagon concluded this past weekend. Alhassan opened the main card of Saturday’s UFC Fight Night in Denver, with the Ball Arena playing host to his first fight in nine months. The Ghanaian was tasked with getting the better of […]

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UFC middleweight powerhouse Abdul Razak Alhassan is far from pleased with how his appearance in the Octagon concluded this past weekend.

Alhassan opened the main card of Saturday’s UFC Fight Night in Denver, with the Ball Arena playing host to his first fight in nine months. The Ghanaian was tasked with getting the better of Cody Brundage if he was to bounce back from a loss to Joe Pyfer last time out.

In the opening seconds, “Judo Thunder” looked on track to doing so as he launched a barrage of shots at Brundage with his usual fast-starting style. But as it appeared a finish was approaching, Alhassan lost control of his offense and landed shots to the back of his opponent’s head.

When another followed a warning from Dan Miragliotta, the referee intervened. That turned out to be all she wrote, with Brundage telling the ringside physicians he could no longer continue.

The result went down as a no contest, and suffice to say, Alhassan was left fuming…

Alhassan Insists ‘P*ssy’ Brundage ‘Definitely Could Have Continued’

After showing clear frustration inside the cage, Alhassan let his anger out on social media soon after.

In an Instagram Story, the Ghanaian 38-year-old placed his setback in Denver alongside the apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump to brand Saturday a “crazy day.”

And Brundage received the brunt of Alhassan’s anger, with the knockout artist insisting that his American counterpart was fine to continue and simply looked for a way out of the fight.

“Sorry to all my fans, all my people,” Alhassan said (h/t MMA Fighting). “I wanted this bad. I wanted this win. I wanted this fight so bad. I have so much anger and so much energy in me right now that I wanted to use but I wasn’t able to use it. I guess today is a crazy day. Trump got shot and I got robbed.

“I know definitely he could have continued. He just decided to be a p*ssy and didn’t want to fight anymore. It is what it is. I hope him a speedy recovery,” Alhassan concluded.

But Alhassan can perhaps also feel fortunate not to have exited the cage with a defeat on the night, with some in the community suggesting Miragliotta should have disqualified him for continuing the illegal blows after a warning.

Regardless, “Judo Thunder” avoided a losing skid, but he is now on a two-fight winless run. He’ll no doubt look to break that by having his hand raised soon enough, with a quick turnaround likely on the table having taken no damage in the 37 seconds before the unfortunate stoppage at Ball Arena.

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Joe Pyfer puts Abdul Razak Alhassan to sleep with slick arm triangle choke – UFC Vegas 80 Highlights

Joe PyferDWCS alumnus Joe Pyfer scored his third-straight win inside the Octagon on Saturday night in the UFC Vegas 80 co-main event. Pyfer came out looking to end things early in the opening round of his fight with Abdul Razak Alhassan. The first round was nothing short of a slugfest with Pyfer nearly locking in a […]

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DWCS alumnus Joe Pyfer scored his third-straight win inside the Octagon on Saturday night in the UFC Vegas 80 co-main event.

Pyfer came out looking to end things early in the opening round of his fight with Abdul Razak Alhassan. The first round was nothing short of a slugfest with Pyfer nearly locking in a standing triangle choke early on. Alhassan successfully defended the hold and began pummeling Pyfer’s lead leg, but it wasn’t enough to stop Pyfer from practically taking Alhassan down at will.

Just past the 90-second mark of the second round, Pyfer picked up Alhassan against the fence and slammed his man to the mat. Pyfer immediately began fishing for another triangle choke and managed to lock it in and position himself to put as much pressure on Alhassan as possible. Two minutes into the round, Alhassan appeared to tap out but did so with a fist preventing the referee from stepping in and calling for the stoppage until it was clear that Alhassan was unconscious.

Official Result: Joe Pyfer def. Abdul Razak Alhassan via submission (arm triangle choke) at 2:05 of Round 2.

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Abdul Razak Alhassan Issues Expletive-Laced Callout Of Joaquin Buckley

UFC middleweight Abdul Razak Alhassan wasted no time in calling for a rematch with Joaquin Buckley after his UFC Vegas 67 win. Alhassan knocked out Claudio Ribeiro in his UFC return on Saturday at UFC Vegas 67. It was his first fight in nearly a full y…

UFC middleweight Abdul Razak Alhassan wasted no time in calling for a rematch with Joaquin Buckley after his UFC Vegas 67 win. Alhassan knocked out Claudio Ribeiro in his UFC return on Saturday at UFC Vegas 67. It was his first fight in nearly a full year after losing a split decision to Buckley last…

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Abdul Razak Alhassan blasts Joaquin Buckley: “He’s a f***ing p**sy like the biggest p**sy!”

Abdul Razak AlhassanAbdul Razak Alhassan calls out Joaquin Buckley to a rematch, promising to knockout him out if they meet again in a fiery rant. Fresh off of his knockout win at UFC Fight Night: Strickland vs Imavov, Abdul Razak Alhassan took the post-fight press conference by storm as he called out his former rival, Joaquin Buckley […]

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Abdul Razak Alhassan calls out Joaquin Buckley to a rematch, promising to knockout him out if they meet again in a fiery rant.

Fresh off of his knockout win at UFC Fight Night: Strickland vs Imavov, Abdul Razak Alhassan took the post-fight press conference by storm as he called out his former rival, Joaquin Buckley to a rematch in an explicitly filled rant.

“I want to fight that b**ch ass Buckley again,” Alhassan said. “If anybody sees him, tell him I say he’s a f***ing b**ch. He’s a p**sy. He’s a f***ing p**sy like the biggest p**sy,” […] And we had an agreement. Let’s go on in the center of the ring. Let’s f***ing bang and see who the f**k is gonna go down first. That b**ch felt one punch and was like, uh, let me take you down. You’re a b**ch, Buckley. But if you’re watching this, you’re a b**ch. I want to whoop your ass. I saw you a f***ing b**ch.

Abdul Razak Alhassan believes Buckley turned into a wrestler after feeling his power

Abdul Razak Alhassan and Buckley met at UFC Fight Night: Walker vs. Hill back in February 2022. MMA fans were itching to see these two knockout artists throw down. All 12 of Alhassan’s wins have come via KO or TKO, while Buckley isn’t far behind with 11 KO or TKO wins out of 15. 

Alhassan seemed to believe that there was an unwritten agreement the two would stand and bang and see who is the superior knockout artist, but when Buckley began to take him down and out grapple him to a split decision win.

“His b**ch ass felt my power and was like, ‘I don’t want this I’m gonna take you down, you’re a b**ch, Buckley,” Alhassan said. “I hope you see this. If I see him in the street and he talks s**t. I swear to God; I will show you the f***ing African. I will smack the f**k out of you. I swear. I’ll treat you like you’re a b**ch.”

Abdul Razak Alhassan finished his eloquent rant by calling Buckley out for a rematch. 

“I want a rematch with that f***ng b**ch so I can f**k him up. Buckley, you are b**ch if you’re a man, come and fight me again,” Alhassan said. “You are a b**ch again.”

UFC Middleweight Abdul Razak Alhassan Blows Lid On Dricus Du Plessis’ ‘Real’ African Comments: ‘If He Is A True African, He Would Have Understood That…’

The build-up to UFC 305 on August 17 is sure to have some tense moments due to the grudge match that will take place in the main event. Dricus Du Plessis knew that he was going to be stirring the pot when he said that by becoming the middleweight champion, he would be the first […]

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The build-up to UFC 305 on August 17 is sure to have some tense moments due to the grudge match that will take place in the main event.

Dricus Du Plessis knew that he was going to be stirring the pot when he said that by becoming the middleweight champion, he would be the first true African to hold gold.

What he meant was that unlike the likes of Kamaru Usman, Francis Ngannou and Israel Adesanya, who he faces in Perth, he has become champion whilst still living and training out of South Africa.

Adesanya took major issue with these comments but they will finally get the chance to settle the score in their upcoming clash.

Unsurprisingly, “The Last Stylebender” wasn’t the only fighter on the roster with African roots that feels offended by what Du Plessis had to say.

Abdul Razak Hassan Launches Into Fired-Up Rant About Dricus Du Plessis’ Comments

Abdul Razak Alhassan is set to make his return this weekend in Denver when he takes on Cody Brundage and looks to bounce back from a defeat last time out.

During his media day interviews, the middleweight livewire was asked for his opinion on the conversation based on the fact that he represents Ghana.

What followed was an incredibly passionate and heated speech from Alhassan about Du Plessis’s words.

He believes that the middleweight champion would not have said these things if he knew what it meant to truly be African and battle through tough living situations early on in life.

“I respect the things he’s done in MMA but he’s a f****** b****, he’s a f****** a****** for that word that he used right. If he’s a f****** real African and he lived in Africa, he would have never used that f****** word, he’s a f****** b**** a** to use that word because an African, if he was raised with the poor people in Africa, the way I was raised, the way I grew up with how I go days without food. I have to go see my friends eating and I be like, ‘Hey bro can you give me one teaspoon of your food so I can put it in my mouth?’ That’s how I’ll survive for a few days until I can get money.

“So if we get opportunity to leave that s***hole, of course I’m sorry, I’m not trying to call my country a s***hole but I’m poor. If I can go to America or I can go to a different country to make a better life for myself, I’ll f****** cut off my leg to f****** go. If he is a true African, he would have understood that. That means he was living the comfortable life, his family had the money to feed him everyday so he didn’t have to worry about leaving to go and make it so for him to say he’s the true African champion that lived there and he made it, he’s a f****** b**** for saying that. I respect what he’s done but he’s a b**** for that.”

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Dale Brown Says Other UFC Fighters Have Reached Out For Cornering

Detroit Urban Survival Commander, Dale Brown surprised everyone when he was in Joaquin Buckley’s corner. Brown was considered a joke to many on social media for his defense techniques, but Buckely wanted to see it first-hand. After going to Brown and working with him, he began gaining respect for him and ended up having him…

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Detroit Urban Survival Commander, Dale Brown surprised everyone when he was in Joaquin Buckley’s corner.

Brown was considered a joke to many on social media for his defense techniques, but Buckely wanted to see it first-hand. After going to Brown and working with him, he began gaining respect for him and ended up having him in his corner for his UFC Vegas 48 fight against Abdul Razak Alhassan.

Buckley ended up winning the fight by split decision and Brown says the KO artists used some of his techniques in the scrap.

“I will say he did use some techniques that are associated with my training,” Brown said to TMZ Sports.

With Dale Brown now being 1-0 as a cornerman, he says other UFC fighters have reached out about him training them.

“We’ve had several just the past couple of days reaching out, emailing, texting, trying to reach out and see if they can come by the facility and see what we can do to coordinate and collaborate,” Brown said.

However, even though several UFC fighters have reached out to him, Brown says he will only work with Buckley, as he is loyal to him.

“We’re #teamBuckley so that’s not gonna happen,” Brown said.

With Buckley beating Alhassan with Brown in his corner, he improved to 14-4 as a pro and is riding a two-fight winning streak. He’s also 4-2 inside the Octagon. But with him getting the win, perhaps he goes back to the D.U.S.T. commander next time out. As the old saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” and Buckley had success against Alhassan so perhaps he runs back his exact same corner for his next fight.

What do you make of Dale Brown saying other UFC fighters have reached out to train him?

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