Mark Vologdin addressed his defensive approach in the third round of his UFC debut, specifically about keeping his hands low. When asked why he held his hands low despite taking many shots and his corners yelling about it, Vologdin admitted he was fighting on instinct. He acknowledged thinking his opponent wouldn't drop him even with lowered hands, calling it foolish. Vologdin said he chose this path himself and doesn't care what people say about leaving his health on the line or technical criticisms. He emphasized that regardless of opponent level or technical analysis, he simply enjoyed the experience.
