UFC On ESPN 11 Results – Max Rohskopf Retired On Stool, Hubbard Won Via TKO
UFC On ESPN 11 Results – Max Rohskopf Retired On Stool, Hubbard Won Via TKO
Lightweight prospect Max Rohskopf (5-1 MMA, 0-1 UFC) had quite a UFC debut, taking his fight against Austin’s Hubbard on six days notice but opted out of the fight after the second round, quitted on his stool before the start of the third round.
The 25 year old had so much courage taking the fight in such a short notice but didn’t go according to his plan as he was subjected to two rounds of beating, which was much evident in the second round. Hubbard (12-4 MMA, 2-2 UFC) easily handed him a one-sided beatdown.
Rohskopf walked back to his corner, telling his coach Robert Drysdale and corner-men he wasn’t fighting anymore but that didn’t go well with the Coach, who ignored his plea to call of the fight and attempted leaving Rohskopf in the Octagon before the referee’s attention was attracted.
“That’s something we will take a look at,” NSAC executive director Bob Bennett told ESPN. “We might want to take disciplinary action on them. That doesn’t sound like they are looking out for a fighter. Obviously, he didn’t want to come out (and fight).”