Vologdin explains low hands in third round were instinct-driven choice

Mark Vologdin discussed his UFC debut performance, specifically addressing criticism about keeping his hands very low in the third round, which led to him absorbing significant strikes. When asked about the tactical error, Vologdin acknowledged his corner was yelling at him about it but explained he was fighting on instinct. He admitted thinking his opponent couldn't hurt him even with dropped hands, calling the choice foolish. Vologdin stated he doesn't care about criticism regarding his technique or health risks, emphasizing he chose this path himself. Despite acknowledging the technical flaws, he expressed pure enjoyment from the experience.