“For me, this fight is a no-win situation. Tony is on a six-game losing streak, and when I win, everyone will say that Ferguson is finished. And if I lose, I don’t think that will happen, everyone will say that I lost to Ferguson, who is already finished. But I look at this fight as a confrontation with a legend and a future member of the UFC Hall of Fame,” the fighter said.
Let us remind you that the confrontation between Ferguson and Pimblett will take place on December 16 as part of UFC 296.