Thiago Santos says knee damage 'obstructed' his exhibition against Jon Jones: I couldn't give 100%

He was the primary man to ever influence one judge's ruling against Jon Jones, however that still was insufficient to grab the hero's belt at UFC 239.


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In a nearby stand-up issue, Thiago Santos verged on besting the prevailing boss after five hard-battled adjusts in Las Vegas, Nevada, in any case, as indicated by 'Marreta,' knee damage that originated from a stumble eventually cost him the triumph.

In a meeting with Combate, the title challenger clarified that he felt his knee snap strange in the first round of the battle, which avoided him going hard and fast against Jones. In Thiago's perspective, the battle was going his direction the entire, however he just couldn't be progressively powerful in light of the damage.