Пролетая Над Гнездом ЭЛЬ КУКУЯ - КРАХ ТОНИ ФЕРГЮСОНА

🙏Support the channel and future projects financially: ✅SBER 5469 4100 1574 3143 Dmitry Igorevich M ✅https://www.donationalerts.com/r/part... ✅Yandex Wallet - 410018205424150 😇Contacts: ✅VK - https://vk.com/partertv ✅Instagram -   / mma_boxing_parter   ✅Yandex Zen - https://zen.yandex.ru/partertv Anthony Armand "Tony" Ferguson was born on February 12, 1984, in Oxnard, California. He showed an interest in sports from a young age. During his school years, he was a member of the football and baseball teams, but he excelled especially in wrestling. Ferguson won the Michigan State High School Championship, and as a student, the National Junior College Championship. Tony's decision to switch to MMA came completely by chance. At the bar where he worked part-time, a guy noticed Ferguson's "wrestler's ears," gave him his business card, and invited him to train at a local gym. Tony found the idea enticing. Soon, he was sparring there, where throughout the entire day of training, no one managed to take him down. On the contrary, Ferguson scored takedown after takedown. That evening, Tony impressed everyone with his skills. Robert Garcia, a renowned boxing trainer, also noticed Ferguson's talent. It was under his tutelage that Tony mastered the basics of boxing. The boxing lessons were not in vain. Ferguson finished his first amateur MMA fight in less than a minute, unleashing a barrage of punches on his opponent. Realizing he was good at this new sport, Tony plucked up the courage to tell his parents he wanted to be a professional fighter. Surprisingly, they supported this seemingly crazy idea. TUF Ferguson made his professional MMA debut in 2008. Over two years of competing in regional promotions, Tony amassed a 10-2 record, which earned him a spot on Season 13 of The Ultimate Fighter, where he joined renowned heavyweight Brock Lesnar's team. Ferguson fought three fights on his way to the finals, all three of which were stopped early. His UFC debut came at the TUF finale, where he faced Ramsey Nijem. Tony knocked him out in the first round, winning the TUF Season 13 finale and a cash bonus for the Knockout of the Night award. UFC After the TUF finale, Ferguson fought two more times in the UFC, defeating Aaron Riley and MMA veteran Yves Edwards. He then faced Michael Johnson, who dealt him his first UFC loss. The loss was further marred by the fact that Tony broke his hand in the second round. The hand injury sidelined Ferguson for nearly a year and a half. Ferguson finally made a comeback at UFC 166, where he choke-choked Mike Rio. This victory marked the beginning of an impressive winning streak, during which he defeated fighters such as Danny Castillo, Abel Trujillo, Gleison Tibau, Josh Thompson, Edson Barboza, Lando Vannata, and Rafael dos Anjos. The victory over the latter helped Ferguson set the record for the most consecutive wins in the UFC lightweight division (9). Such an impressive statistic should have been rewarded, but reigning champion Conor McGregor was too busy counting the money after the fight with Floyd, so the organization arranged an interim title fight for Ferguson against young prospect Kevin Lee. The fight began on a collision course. In the first round, both fighters suffered knockdowns. Kevin then managed to take Tony down. On the ground, the younger and more aggressive Lee relatively easily passed Ferguson's guard, took a dominant position, and began bombarding Tony with heavy punches. In the second round, the picture changed. Tony found his rhythm and began to break down Kevin at range. Lee, for his part, noticeably slowed down. We later learned that Kevin entered this fight with a staph infection. The start of the third round was marked by another takedown from Kevin Lee. But taking Ferguson down is only half the battle. You need to be able to keep him there and also defend against his own attacks. Tony, like no one else, knows how to fight on his back. He demonstrated this ability in this fight. Elbow strikes destroyed Kevin's will to win, and a triangle choke finished it all off. Thus, Tony Ferguson became the interim UFC lightweight champion.