Former Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy made his UFC make a big appearance tonight, losing to Allen Crowder in the fundamental heavyweight session by preclusion. By the clip beneath, you can see Hardy convey an illicit knee to Crowder’s head while he was endeavoring to ascend to his feet.
The hit knocked his opponent down, where he was taken care of by surgeons. The official proclaimed Hardy to be excluded at 2:28 in the second round. This was not the result that Hardy was searching for subsequent to beginning his MMA profession 3-0 and gaining an agreement with the UFC, particularly after the objection in the week paving the way to the misfortune that he ought not be permitted on the battle card.
Back in July 2014, Hardy was convicted for attacking and undermining a lady who said that he tossed her in a bath and onto a couch secured with weapons before compromising to murder her. He claimed, and examiners in North Carolina eventually dismissed the domestic violence charges in February 2015, saying that the informer for the situation couldn’t be found. Hardy was likewise captured for cocaine ownership in September 2016.
Following the domestic violence arrest, Hardy arrived with the Cowboys for part of the 2015 season, filling in as a practical pass rusher for Rod Marinelli’s defense. Be that as it may, this was his last year in the NFL. The Cowboys declined to bring him back after the season because of worries of being a negative impact on the more youthful players, so Hardy went off looking for other athletic undertakings, just as a chance to recover his name.
He started with an amateur MMA career in November of 2017. The former NFL protector showed substantial hands while thumping out every single one of his rivals in the first round, for the most part in under one moment. Hardy found his approach to Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series, where he knocked out former NFL guarded end Austin Lane. His battle was impressive to the point that White marked him to an agreement with the UFC, prompting Hardy’s legitimate debut on ESPN+. While he might be excited at the prospect of performing for the greatest MMA organization, Hardy is as yet worried about the issues of his past.
“I do revisit the past at night,” Hardy told the Associated Press . “I’m haunted and I am a broken man. But at the end of the day, I’ve got to build myself back up…I’ve grown in every way possible and the people around me have helped me do that. Everything’s changed as far as the sport, the venues and myself. Please keep watching and find out for yourself.”
“Let’s work together and use this to help other people from both sides,” Ostovich said following her decision to meet with Hardy. “It wasn’t bothering me. It was just something that was on my mind and on my heart that I wanted to go in and meet with him.”
