Uriah Hall Fires Back At His Haters After Recent Loss

Uriah Hall

UFC middleweight Uriah Hall took to his Instagram account to address his critics after he lost to Robert Whittaker at UFC 193 this past weekend. He posted this on Instagram:

“I never lose I either win or I learn. it bugs me how people think these days. First off rob is a stud the dude is legit but before that fight started I knew I lost n I still stepped in. my body already shut down from 4 fights this year I didn’t even take time off to heal for the 5th .. I know I underperform the whole time trying to figure something out I started the fight exhausted but hey … I don’t bitch about it but some of you would not know  that right !? Smh I said it before and I’ll say it again my “fans” are my friends and family the people I don’t have to explain myself to.”

I never lose I either win or I learn. it bugs me how people think these days.. First off rob is a stud the dude is lagit but before that fight started I knew I lost n I still stepped in. my body already shut down from 4 fights this year I didn’t even take time off to heal for the 5th .. I know I underperform the whole time trying to figure somthing out I started the fight exhausted but hey … I don’t bitch about it but some of you would not know know that right !? Smh I said it before and I’ll say it again my “fans” are my friends and family the people I don’t have to explain myself to.

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Hall is currently on a one-fight losing streak. In his last six bouts, he is 3-3. He rattled off a two-fight winning streak with wins over a unanimous decision win over Thiago Santos at UFC 175 and then beat Ron Stallings in January of 2015 by first-round TKO. He then lost a split decision to Rafael Natal at UFC 187. In his next bout, he knocked out Oluwale Bamgbose at UFC Fight Night 73 in the first-round. He finished Gegard Mousasi in the second round at UFC Fight Night 75 by TKO. He lost to Robert Whittaker at UFC 193 by unanimous decision.

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As of this writing, there’s no word on when Hall is expected back in the world famous octagon.