McGregor Teammate James Gallagher Reacts To His Loss: I’m Still A F**king Animal I’ll Be Back

James Gallagher Remain Hopeful After KO Loss: ‘I Am Still the Sh*t

The 21-year-old Irishman James Gallagher was on hype train in the build-up of his fight at Bellator 204. He returned from a 14-month layoff in a bantamweight debut and suffered a first loss of his career against Ricky Bandejas via the first-round knockout on Friday from Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, S.D.

Gallagher who’s a teammate at Straight Blast Gym in Ireland and carry a cocky style like Mcgregor. ‘The Strabanimal’ was pretty pumped up entering into Octagon and even intimidate his opponent Ricky Bandejas’ face moments before the fight. But Ricky didn’t buy any of his hype and shut him off via brutal left kick on the chin.

Following his loss, Gallagher releases the statement via social media and remain defiant that he’ll be back in December.

“I talked a big game and got the big fall, that everyone [is] scared to do,” Gallagher wrote. “If I hadn’t [have talked] none of you would be talking about me either. It’ll be the best thing that ever happened me! I’ll take it on the chin (literally) and move on.

“Hats off to my opponent, I show up fully prepared ready to go there’s no excuses. I’m going to bounce back from that loss and climb my way back up and become world champion. I woke up today with no injuries and with the people who care still around me. I get back to the gym put in the work and climb my way back. Nothing will keep me down! My spirit is bruised , never broken! I’m still the s**t!”

Twitter reacted to his loss:

Gallagher made it clear that he’s down but not broke and has a long future ahead.

Published on August 19, 2018 at 12:00 am
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