Gilbert Burns Mocks Ryan Garcia’s Claim to Beat Sean O’Malley with 4 Months MMA Training

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Sean O’Malley, the UFC bantamweight champion, has been engaging with top boxers online, including Gervonta Davis. However, his exchange with Ryan Garcia stands out as Garcia proposed an MMA bout instead of boxing. Garcia boldly claimed that with a mere three to four months of MMA training, he could take down O’Malley, the reigning champion of the UFC’s 135-pound division.

Responding to Garcia’s challenge, UFC welterweight contender Gilbert Burns, known as ‘Durinho,’ weighed in on the matter. In an interview with TMZSports before his fight with Jack Della Maddalena at UFC 299, Burns dismissed Garcia’s claim as unrealistic. He pointed out the complexity of MMA, mentioning the various techniques involved and the difference between fighting in an octagon versus a ring. Burns emphasized the difficulty of mastering MMA skills in such a short time, even for someone with a quick left hook like Garcia.

Sean O’Malley is set to defend his title against Marlon Vera in the main event of UFC 299 on March 9. This match marks O’Malley’s first defense since his victory over Aljamain Sterling at UFC 292. O’Malley is confident about his chances in the rematch with Vera, who holds a previous TKO victory over him at UFC 252. O’Malley attributes that loss to a compromised peroneal nerve in his calf from a leg kick, which he believes was a fluke. He sent a direct and bold message to Vera in an interview, promising a knockout in the upcoming fight.

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Pete Braeburn
Pete Braeburn
Pete Braeburn is a fantasy sports contributor for King Fantasy Sports and an MMA news writer for SportsHQ.net

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