Vologdin explains low hand position in UFC debut, says he was fighting on instinct

Mark Vologdin discussed his UFC debut performance, specifically addressing criticism about keeping his hands too low in the third round. When asked why he kept his hands down despite taking many shots and his corner's warnings, Vologdin admitted he was fighting purely on instinct. He acknowledged thinking his opponent wouldn't knock him out even with lowered hands, calling it a foolish approach. Vologdin accepted potential criticism about leaving his health at risk but emphasized he chose this path himself. Despite acknowledging technical shortcomings and fighting below proper level, he said he doesn't care about the criticism because he thoroughly enjoyed the experience.