Despite just two weeks of losing the Octagon, Merab Dvalishvili’s UFC 316, former champion Merab Dvalishvili, who is ruled after two weeks of Octagon, Sean O’Malley claims there is an ideal world to face Georgian for the third time and eventually send him out.
O’Malley, who returned to Japan with UFC 316 earlier this month, found the New Jersey flagship as a challenger for the Bantamweight Crown.
He dropped his belt to the dominant Tbilisi grappling ace last September, Candidate Series Alum O’Malley saw his title reign approaching its end after defending the title in a rematch with Marlon Bella that same year.
But worse this month, Sean O’Malley, who was able to force a decision loss to Dvalishvili at the Norsh UFC, was finished this time by Georgian.
Once again struggling with the dominant wrestling and grappling of Montana striker Dobarishvili, O’Malley was eventually submitted in the third round.
However, O’Malley remained high spirits tonight after his second consecutive retreat, and O’Malley made quite a claim.
Sean O’Malley assumes he’s finally beaten Merab dvalishvili
As far as he is concerned, in his third fight with Dvalishvili, he has the ability to ultimately defeat the duct against the dominant gold holder, but he has the ability to ultimately defeat his duct.
“I feel like this, you know, I have to do it to get another shot in Merab (dvalishvili), I couldn’t deny,” Sean O’Malley told Ariel Helwani Non-crowned. “I have to win a straight. I have to win a lot of battles. And there’s a world where it happens. I mean, I definitely know I can beat Merab. “Chito” (Marlon Vera) defeated me, but I got it back.
“I proved that it was the first time I had expected,” Sean O’Malley continued. “So, that’s because I don’t want to bug me (0:42), and at the end of the day, if I do my career, I’ll never get it back. …I have a world that I can’t deny. But yeah, I’m happy with him. Bantamweight in history.”
