Jiri Prochazka vows to evolve or never fight again in post UFC 303 KO loss

Former UFC champion Jiri Prochazka sends heartfelt message to fans after brutal knockout loss, sparking concern about his future in MMA.

After his devastating knockout loss at UFC 303, Jiri Prochazka has taken to social media to express his gratitude to his supporters and share his thoughts on his future in the UFC.

Despite facing another brutal defeat, former light heavyweight champion Jiri Prochazka continues to earn the respect and admiration of MMA fans worldwide. With a record of 1-2 in UFC title fights, Prochazka faces the challenge of climbing back up the ranks for a potential fourth shot at glory after Alex Pereira's back-to-back second-round stoppages.

In a heartfelt statement following his loss to Pereira, Prochazka thanked his supporters and acknowledged his opponent's superior performance. While recognizing the need to evolve and improve in order to compete at the highest level, Prochazka hinted at the possibility of stepping away from the sport if he cannot reach the next level.

Despite Pereira's impressive victory, it was revealed that the head kick finish was a last-minute addition to the game plan, based on observations made during Prochazka's warm-up in the locker room. As fans speculate on Prochazka's next move, UFC bantamweight champion Sean O'Malley suggests that Prochazka take a break from competition to recover mentally and physically.

With potential matchups against fighters like Jamahal Hill and Jan Blachowicz on the horizon, Prochazka's future in the light heavyweight division remains uncertain. As fans wish him a speedy recovery, Prochazka's professional record now stands at 30-4-1, showcasing his resilience and determination in the face of adversity.