White praises Ortega's victory over Rodriguez

Dmitriy Kel Feb. 26, 2024, 3:39 a.m.

UFC CEO Dana White commented on the victory of the former contender for the featherweight title Brian Ortega over the former interim division champion Yair Rodriguez.

“I saw Ortega twist his ankle before the fight. He jumped and it happened. Why did he do this? I don't know. Brian at that moment looked as if he had seen a ghost.

At that moment, I thought that everything would end quickly, but Brian demonstrated that when his physical and mental health are in order, he is a serious problem,” the Sportskeeda functionary quotes.

Let us remember that last weekend at the UFC Fight Night 237 tournament in Mexico City, Mexico, Ortega defeated Rodriguez by choke in the third round.

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