HOUSTON – One of MMA’s famous mantras is to “never leave a fight in the hands of the judges,” and Andrea Lee is learning that lesson first-hand. Following three consecutive decision losses, including two of the split variety, the UFC women’s flyweight contender admits she’s found the results to be a bit maddening. “The last couple of fights have gone to a decision, and some of them have been questionable, and in my mind, I felt like, ‘Yeah, I deserve that win,’ so it’s been frustrating because it looks bad to have three losses in a row,” Lee told MMA Junkie at Wednesday’s UFC 262 media day. “I’ve got to go out there and do everything I can to get this win.” Lee (11-5 MMA, 3-3 UFC) gets that opportunity when she takes on Antonina Shevchenko (9-2 MMA, 3-2 UFC) at Saturday’s UFC 262 event at the Toyota Center.
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UFC 262′s Andrea Lee went back to basics in hopes to end frustrating skid – MMA Junkie