UFC middleweight contender Abdul Razak Alhassan has taken goal at Dricus du Plessis.
‘Judo Thunder’ has been out of motion since a second-round submission loss to Joe Pyfer final October. 9 months faraway from that defeat, Abdul Razak Alhassan is ready to return to the cage at UFC Denver. In the primary card opener, the hard-hitting middleweight contender will face Cody Brundage.
Abdul Razak Alhassan mentioned his return to the cage at UFC Denver media day earlier this week. There, the Ghanaian fighter was requested about Dricus du Plessis. ‘Stillknocks’ gained middleweight gold in January with a victory over Sean Strickland, and can defend the gold in opposition to Israel Adesanya in August.
On the crux of the feud between Dricus du Plessis and ‘The Final Stylebender’ is their African roots. Previous to profitable the gold, ‘Stillknocks’ said that he was going to be the “first actual African champ”. Du Plessis later defined that the remark signifies that in contrast to Adesanya, Kamaru Usman, and Francis Ngannou, he nonetheless lives in Africa and trains there.
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Abdul Razak Alhassan slams UFC middleweight champion Dricus du Plessis
Properly, it seems that these feedback acquired on the nerves of Abdul Razak Alhassan. Talking at UFC Denver media day, he tore into Dricus du Plessis. Whereas Alhassan loves Africa himself, he’s conscious that it has its faults and doesn’t blame anybody who leaves in pursuit of different alternatives.
“I respect the issues he’s accomplished in MMA, however he’s a f*cking b*tch.” Abdul Razak Alhassan said at UFC Denver media day, referring to Dricus du Plessis. “He’s a f*cking a*shole for that phrase that he used. If he’s a f*cking actual African and he lived in Africa, he would have by no means used that f*cking phrase. He’s a f*cking b*tch a*s to make use of that phrase, as a result of if he was raised with the poor individuals in Africa [he would know better].”
He continued, “…I’m not attempting to name my nation a s*ithole however I’m poor. If I can go to America or I can go to a unique nation to make a greater life for myself, I’ll f*cking minimize off my leg to f*cking go. If he was a real African, he have understood that. That [he doesn’t understand] signifies that he was dwelling the snug life. His household had cash to feed him on daily basis so he didn’t have to fret about leaving to go and make it.”
What do you make of those feedback about UFC champion Dricus du Plessis? Do you agree with Abdul Razak Alhassan?