Former UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar has issued his first statement since his UFC Fight Night 184 loss to Cory Sandhagen on Saturday. In the co-main event, Sandhagen (14-2 MMA, 7-1 UFC) knocked out Edgar (24-9-1 MMA, 18-9-1 UFC) with a flying knee 28 seconds into the fight . It was the second fastest flying knee knockout in UFC history behind Jorge Masvidal’s five-second finish of Ben Askren at UFC 239 in July 2019. In a lengthy statement released Monday on Instagram , Edgar opened up about the defeat and how he’s dealing with it
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Frankie Edgar on UFC Fight Night 184 loss: ‘This game can be a cruel b*tch’ – MMA Junkie