Vologdin explains low hands in third round: fighting on instinct, enjoying debut

Mark Vologdin discussed his UFC debut performance, specifically addressing his defensive lapses in the third round. When questioned about keeping his hands very low and absorbing many strikes despite his corner's warnings, Vologdin admitted he was fighting on instinct. He explained that even when getting hit, he kept thinking his opponent wouldn't knock him down even with lowered hands, acknowledging this was foolish. Vologdin dismissed potential criticism about leaving his health on the line or lacking technical skill, stating he doesn't care about such comments because he chose this path himself. He concluded by emphasizing that he simply enjoyed the experience.