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Javid Basharat Denies No Contest Decision
Javid Basharat, the undefeated bantamweight fighter, insists that his last UFC fight against Victor Henry was a win, despite being ruled a No Contest. Basharat believes Henry quit the fight after taking a low blow in the first round.
Controversy Over Alleged Low Blow
During the fight, Henry was left in excruciating pain after Basharat's inside leg kick hit his groin, rendering him unable to continue. Basharat maintains that the blow was legal and questions Henry's decision to exit the fight.
Challenging the Injury Claims
Henry's coach claimed that the kick caused severe swelling in his testicles, likening it to the size of satsumas. However, Basharat challenges these claims, stating that more evidence is needed to support such allegations.
Looking Ahead to UFC Fight Night 238
Despite the controversy, Javid Basharat is focused on his upcoming fight against Aiemann Zahabi at UFC Fight Night 238. Basharat anticipates a strategic battle but warns that it could turn into a brawl, showcasing his resilience in the octagon.
Eye on the Title
With a victory over Zahabi, Basharat aims to climb the rankings and pursue the bantamweight title. Unfazed by the current rankings system, he remains steadfast in his goal of staying undefeated and achieving championship success.
