UPDATE: Frankie Edgar has now issued a statement of his own regarding the KO loss.
Ali Abdelaziz, the manager of Frankie Edgar, has provided an update on his client following Edgar’s KO loss.
In the co-main event of UFC Vegas 18, Frankie Edgar looked to become 2-0 at bantamweight as he took on Cory Sandhagen. If the former lightweight champ won, it is likely he would’ve gotten a title shot. However, in just 28 seconds, Sandhagen landed a perfectly timed flying knee to KO Edgar.
Frankie Edgar was knocked out on impact and had a scary fall to the ground and was out of it for quite a bit. After the loss, Abdelaziz took to Twitter to say Edgar is doing well healthwise.
“@FrankieEdgar Doing great Healwise he just man refuse to lose,” Abdelaziz wrote.
The good news here is that Edgar is doing well. It was obviously a scary knockout, but “The Answer” did get up and appeared to be back in it by the time Bruce Buffer announced the winner.
Frankie Edgar is still a top bantamweight but is 39-years-old, and it is hard to say if he can climb up the ranks and earn a title shot at 135lbs. The future UFC Hall of Famer is just 2-4 in his last six, with three of his losses coming by knockout. However, in his win over Munhoz, he proved he still can hang in the top-10.
What do you think should be next for Frankie Edgar?
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