"In the wake of consecutive losses, Usman shares advice with the "Battle Botanists" group"
In the realm of mixed martial arts, the team composition of Fighting Nerds, a Brazilian squad, has been under scrutiny. Former UFC welterweight champion Kamaru Usman has highlighted a potential weakness in their lineup – the absence of a wrestling specialist.
Usman, who recently defeated Joaquin Buckley by unanimous decision, praised his team's striking, crediting coach Henry Hough for their top-notch performance. However, he believes that Fighting Nerds could benefit from hiring a wrestling specialist. Rashad Evans, a significant figure in Usman's team, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the foundation of their success lies in strong wrestling.
Unfortunately, the search results do not provide information about which personality might join the Fighting Nerds team as a wrestling specialist. Meanwhile, the team has faced some setbacks in recent matches. Kay Borralho and Jean Silva both lost their respective bouts against Nasrudin Imavov and Diego Lopez, respectively. Mauricio Rufino also suffered a defeat against Benoit Saint-Denis.
Elsewhere, there have been rumors of a potential fight between Sean O'Malley and Song Yadong, although no official announcements have been made. In other news, Dana White, the president of the UFC, mocked Jake Paul and his manager over lawsuits against critics.
Despite these challenges, Fighting Nerds' member Gilbert Burns remains optimistic, naming Khamzat Chimaev as the biggest threat to him in the UFC's welterweight division. As the team continues to search for a wrestling specialist and navigate the competitive landscape of MMA, their journey promises to be an exciting one to follow.
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