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Three days after his third consecutive defeat in MMA, Kamaru Usman published a few lines on his Twitter account (X). The 36-year-old Nigerian fighter, who was dominated by Khamzat Chimaev, makes a bit of a mea culpa and promises to come back stronger."I dared to be great and I didn't measure up. Sometimes that's the journey of life.I preach to never complain about the cards I've been dealt, because I've been blessed beyond my wildest dreams, Alhamdulilah, for everything. We're going back to the drawing board and Insha Allah we'll be back," writes the former UFC middleweight king.
