"I have to make some changes and get out of my comfort zone" - Sean Brady issues statement after having his unbeaten streak snapped by Belal Muhammad at UFC 280

Sean Brady during UFC 280 fight week (Image via Getty)
Sean Brady during UFC 280 fight week (Image via Getty)

Sean Brady posted an emotional message on Instagram reacting to his loss against Belal Muhammad at UFC 280.

Brady struggled to get going before Muhammad ultimately took over and won by a second-round TKO. After losing to 'Remember the Name,' the welterweight grappler took to Instagram to express his feelings about the UFC 280 loss:

“Last night obviously did not go as planned I want to thank every single person who reached out to me and continues to support me. I truly always thought I would stay undefeated but I’m some ways a feel a relief maybe this is what I need to become the absolute best me... I know I will come back better than ever. I have to make some changes and get out of my comfort zone. If you have mean things to say about me say them to me the people who continue mocking to my wife you will one day get what you deserve #teambrady”

One man's loss is another man's treasure in MMA. Muhammad earned the respect of all his doubters by giving Brady his first loss. 'Remember the Name' has now won eight straight fights, with one no contest, as he continues to scratch and claw his way to a title shot.

Check out Sean Brady's message after his UFC 280 loss:


The MMA community shows support for Sean Brady

Sean Brady is a beloved member of the MMA community and, more importantly, the Philadelphia fighting community. Losing at UFC 280 has halted his rise to the top, but he will be back. Brady's Instagram post was filled with supportive comments from his fans. Many famous fighters and MMA personnel like Jon Anik, Frankie Edgar, and Neiman Gracie sent him encouraging messages.

“Just the beginning, brother. We all believe!”
Jon Anik’s comment
Jon Anik’s comment
“you’re the man brother you’ll be back”
Neiman Gracie’s comment
Neiman Gracie’s comment
“Head up bro. Big things ahead!”
Frankie Edgar's comment
Frankie Edgar's comment

At 29 years old, Brady still has the potential to become a UFC champion. Muhammad ended up denying the grappling exchanges and exposed his opponent's striking. If the Philadelphia native can evolve his striking, anything is possible when he returns.

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