Mark Vologdin discusses keeping hands low in third round of UFC debut

Mark Vologdin reflected on his UFC debut performance, specifically addressing why he kept his hands low in the third round despite taking many shots. When asked about his defensive lapses, Vologdin acknowledged his corners were telling him to protect himself but he was fighting on instinct. He admitted thinking his opponent wouldn't drop him even with lowered hands, calling it foolish. Vologdin acknowledged critics might say he's leaving his health on the line or that it wasn't high-level technique, but stated he doesn't care about such commentary. He emphasized that he chose this path and simply enjoyed the experience of fighting.