Nick Newell remembers discussing with Dana White, still wants a UFC career

LAS VEGAS – Nick Newell shows nothing but clbad after losing his dream of the UFC with a loss to Serie 14 Dana White.

After years trying to be called to the big show, Newell (14-2) finally had the opportunity to prove his value on Tuesday and win a UFC contract. But he did not take his course, and he was bloodied and beaten by a unanimous decision loss Alex Munoz (5-0) in his UFC Fight Pbad poster head to the Ultimate Fighter Gym Las Vegas. [19659002EndépitdeladéfaiteNewells'estentretenuaveclesmédiasaprèslecombatets'estouvertsurledurreversetl'amputécongénital-quiestnéavecuneseulemainmaisaenregistréunrecordde14-1avantsonauditionnonofficielleUFC-n'arienmontréNickNewellneparvientpasàsequalifierpourl'UFCetabandonnesadécisionàAlexMunozauDWCS14

"Physically I'm fine," said Newell reporters, including MMAjunkie after his defeat. "Emotionally it hurts, but I lost it before, and it made me better.There are lessons to be learned from this, and I will continue to go from the front. At this point, it seems like I'm going to have to go back to the drawing board and continue working towards the dream. "

Newell said that he was" a little disappointed "with his performance against Munoz. He worked hard on the feet when the opportunities arose, but he got only a few. Munoz used the top fight to score demolitions at will and managed to neutralize Newell over and avoid bid attempts.

"He was the best man," said Newell. "I do not apologize, it's a fight, and it was not my day, it was his day, and he deserves it." I worked 17 Many people take breaks and do other things all week, party and stuff like that, I'm always focused, I always train, and that 's it. a life choice for me, I will get better from here

"I am what I am because I am never happy. Nothing is ever good enough for me. I am a guy who lost his first 17 wrestling matches and went to all-state, won a world title in MMA. (I was) 14-1, and now I am 14-2. It's zero, but that's the game we play. There are winners, and there are losers. Twitter does not react to Alex Munoz's bloody attack against Nick Newell at DWCS 14

With regards to a possible UFC contract, "Notorious" has made it clear that "no" he was not ready to give it up. Newell said that he has done his best to go through all the setbacks of life and he will not stop now.

After the fight, Newell said that he had had a brief conversation with UFC President Dana White. Munoz's fight did not take its course, but Newell hopes that it will not mean the end of his chance to join the UFC list

"He said to me:" Good job, "said Newell." I just want to fight at the UFC, but nothing is given. Everything is won. I've been on the road all my life, and I'm used to it. I do not want anything that I am given. I want everything I have won. All I asked was a chance. I had my chance, and I did not take advantage of it.

"I have it.I know I have it, and I just have to show it.I have to sit down, and I have to watch and I have to learn … I am better than what I've shown, and I just have to work to get better and better. "

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