The career of Jiri Prochazka can be summarized in just one word: ‘dominance.’ In his 29 wins, he has earned 28 via finishes, knocking out his opponents 25 times. This level of achievement is extraordinary and something that many would dream of having. Representing the Czech Republic, he has given fans from his country ample reason to be proud. As he gears up for his upcoming fight against Alex Pereira, at the UFC 295 press conference, he shares the reasons why he believes the UFC needs to host events in the Czech Republic.
Ahead Of UFC 295, Jiri Prochazka Shares Why UFC Should Host Events in the Czech Republic
After dominating globally, Jiri Prochazka entered the UFC to showcase his class. In just three fights, he became the UFC Light Heavyweight Champion but had to relinquish the title due to injury. His dominance inside the UFC garnered him a substantial Czech fanbase, receiving massive appreciation, with the entire country rallying behind him.
In light of that fact, during a recent UFC 295 press conference, “BJP” was asked about pushing the UFC to organize another event in his homeland, the Czech Republic. He agreed and shared the reasons why he believes the UFC should host an event there.
He stated, “Yeah sure, it will be a great opportunity to show that in the Czech Republic and Europe there are a lot of fans who like to watch MMA. And we need it in Europe. In this day and age there are lot of p***y man. How to say it in a good way? I need to say it like that because it’s right so we need to watch the fight, watch the rare power of man against another man.”
According to Jiri Prochazka, if the UFC decides to host the show in his country, they won’t regret it. He believes there are many people there who love the intense nature of the sport. Prochazka emphasizes that hosting the event is crucial to attract more fans to make them like the sport of fighting.
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Indeed, the UFC is a giant company, and if it ventures into any country with the infrastructure and superstars they have, it will undoubtedly attract numerous fans to watch the sport and rally behind the superstar representing them.
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