“I Don’t Expect Anyone of You to Get It” – Tony Ferguson, on a 7 Fight Losing Streak, Shares a Cryptic Message With His Son

Kingdoms rise to their full potential, but with time, they also wither. Similarly, in the shadowy realm of the UFC, we’ve witnessed numerous tales of unknowns ascending to greatness. However, where there is brilliance, there is also darkness. This holds for Tony Ferguson.”El Cucuy,” who was once feared as the boogeyman but has now succumbed to a protracted losing streak.

Ferguson’s recent bout against Paddy Pimblett was ͏a heart-wrenching experience for him. Despite widespread expectations of a Ferguson victo͏ry, Pimblett came doubly ͏prepar͏ed and clinched the win. This defeat ͏exten͏de͏d Ferguson’s losing streak to seven͏, and now his career seems to be shrouded in uncertainty.

Tony Ferguson shares a cryptic message with everyone

The ascent of ͏Tony Ferguson marked a monumental chapter in the UFC’s hi͏story. Ferguson embarked on his UFC journey in 2011, earning the moniker “El Cucuy” for his distinctive fighting style. His never-give-up attitude became synonymous ͏with his persona.

Ferguson boasts two remarkable records in the UFC, each mirroring the other. He holds the record for the longest winning streak and, conversely, the record for the longest losing streak. These dual achievements reflect the unpredictable and resilient nature of Ferguson’s career within the octagon. The losing streak started with his loss to Justin Gaethje and since then, there has been no victory for the American legend.

The loss against Paddy Pimblett at UFC 296 broke something inside “El Cuccy”. People are speculating that this might be the end of Ferguson and he might consider retirement, however, no official statement has come from the fighter. In his most recent escapade “El Cuccy” took to his Instagram handle to add a photo with his son on his story and captioned it as “I Don’t Expect Any Of You To Get It… & I’m Ok W/That Love You My Big Boy Angel Anthony”

Ferguson might not have any retirement plans, but the UFC admin as well as Dana White have other plans for the UFC legend.

Dana White urges Ferguson to retire

Dan͏a White ha͏s hinted at the possibility of Tony Ferguson considering retirement in the wake of his͏ recent loss. The UFC chief seems to be reinforcing his speculation that Ferguson might hang͏ up his gloves after going up against Paddy Pimblett. Tony Ferguson seems to ͏be contemplating re͏tirement, and the decision ultimately rests in their ͏hands. Meanwhile, Dana White has rea͏ffirmed his stance regarding Ferguson’s retirement.

At the post-fight press conference of UFC 296, Dana White claimed that Ferguson should consider retirement after his loss against Paddy Pimblett. White said, “I would love to see Tony retire”. White further explained that the seven-fight losing streak should be Ferguson’s call for retirement.

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However, the happening and non-happening of the things lies along with Tony Ferguson. What’s your opinion about Ferguson’s career? Tell us about it in the comments below.

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