How Johnny Walker UFC Charlotte Performance Fell Short According to Dana White

“Dana White Unimpressed with Johnny Walker’s Victory over Anthony Smith at UFC Charlotte”

Regardless of a to a great extent prevailing exhibition including two knockdowns, the Brazilian light heavyweight never held nothing back, in any event, when Smith showed up seriously compromised.

Walker later said that he would have rather not gone for a speedy completion and on second thought expected additional time and involvement with the enclosure. That didn’t have the best effect on White.

“Walker didn’t actually wow anyone this evening, yet he won,” White said at the UFC Charlotte post-battle public interview. “Dana White’s Disappointment with Johnny Walker’s Performance as UFC Co-Headliner He got a ‘W,’ so I suppose that is great.”

White praised Smith’s durability, which most likely had an impact in Walker’s choice not to overexert himself. Walker permitted Smith to stay nearby until the last horn, even after Smith retained various harming leg kicks that had him wobbled and remaining in dangerous territory late.

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The consistent choice stretched out Walker’s series of wins to three, and presently he can add a one-time title challenger to his resume.

Concerning the fight tried veteran and once UFC light heavyweight title challenger, Smith eliminated his gloves in the enclosure after the battle finished, which is generally a sign that a contender is getting ready to call it a profession.

At last, Smith never set out his gloves and at last left the octagon, so he came to no conclusions about his vocation right now yet even White idea a retirement declaration could be impending.

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“He generally comes to battle. Dana got beaten down, got injured and he did what he does. He endures it. That seemed as though it was two or three leg kicks from being finished. Assuming Johnny Walker would have placed the strain on him, he likely might have the completion.”

Generally speaking, Smith has dropped two battles in succession with a 3-4 disagreement his beyond seven appearances in the octagon.