Mark Vologdin explains low guard instincts during UFC debut third round

Russian fighter Mark Vologdin discussed his UFC debut performance, specifically addressing criticism about keeping his hands low during the third round. When asked about dropping his guard and absorbing significant strikes despite corner advice, Vologdin acknowledged fighting on instinct. He explained that even while being hit, he maintained the mindset that his opponent could not finish him. Vologdin accepted that critics might say he left his health in the cage or faced subpar competition, but emphasized he chose this path himself. Despite technical criticisms, the fighter stated he genuinely enjoyed the experience and has no regrets about his approach.