Brendan Schaub Does Not Care, He’s Proud of UFC 249 Moving Forward

Brendan Schaub
Twitter @BrendanSchaub

Brendan Schaub expresses his support towards Dana White for continuing to make sure UFC 249 happens.

Former UFC heavyweight Brendan Schaub is the most recent MMA figure to give his opinions on UFC 249. During the past few weeks, the status of UFC 249 (Khabib vs. Tony 5) has been anything but official. Although most other sports have shut down indefinitely, UFC president Dana White has been adamant that this event would go on.

Even though the card is going forward, we once again have lost Tony vs. Khabib. The main event will now feature Tony Ferguson vs. Justin Gaethje for the interim lightweight title.

Regardless of the known risks of having an event during this time, wherever the location might be, Schaub went as far to say he was proud of the UFC.

“I know it’s not a popular opinion, I know i’m gonna get some s*** for this, but i don’t give a flying f***. I’m proud of the UFC.”

Schaub continued on his podcast Below The Belt stating, “They’re taking a risk. They’re going to be that f***ing canary, they’re flying in there, they’re flying in there, into the coal mine – and guess what, that canary is gonna come out just fine, and all you b****es are gonna watch it. I’m proud of them, man.”

Not known for being one of the brightest in the MMA community, Schaub still has a very big following and a lot of credibility. Since Dana White announced the card would still go on, a majority of the MMA world has thrown shade at the idea.

“i’m proud of the UFC, Man.”

The obvious safety concerns and health issues have been the lingering factors going forward with UFC 249. But for the first time it seems someone with a voice (larger than fighters and fans) is in full support of having fights go down.

 

Published on April 8, 2020 at 2:49 pm
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