볼카노프스키 (마카체프는 거들 뿐)

One memorable day, I had the privilege of witnessing the ultimate showdown in UFC between Makhachev and Volkanovski, often hailed as the Greatest of All Time (GOAT). Prior to their main event, I found myself torn, being a devoted fan of Volkanovski, as I couldn't overlook Makhachev's unparalleled wrestling skills. Makhachev had effortlessly defeated numerous renowned fighters, leaving no doubt about his dominance in the sport. While Volkanovski had established himself as a top-notch striker in UFC history, many doubted his ability to survive on the ground.

However, the actual fight proved to be nothing short of astonishing. It exceeded everyone's wildest expectations and shattered preconceived notions. Volkanovski showcased an unimaginable level of power, leaving Makhachev terrified throughout the match. Additionally, his striking abilities were flawless, and his technical feints disrupted Makhachev's judgment. As the game progressed, Makhachev crumbled like a sandcastle swept away by the relentless force of the sea. The pinnacle of the match arrived in the fifth round when Volkanovski executed a takedown, unleashing a barrage of body and facial strikes upon Makhachev while letting out a deafening roar. It was a terrifying and awe-inspiring moment.

Surprisingly, the outcome of the game didn't align with our expectations, despite my personal belief that Makhachev had emerged victorious. Nevertheless, I couldn't deny that Volkanovski embodied the true essence of the GOAT. In my eyes, he surpassed Makhachev in terms of raw power and dominance. His performance left an indelible mark, showcasing his exceptional prowess.

Post-match, Volkanovski delivered a remarkable speech, leaving an indelible impression on me. He declared, "Challenges only make us stronger(better)." I was deeply moved by his words, but more importantly, by his unwavering commitment to embracing challenges. He exemplified what it meant to be a phenomenal fighter.

In life, without challenges or failures, existence might lose its meaning. We acknowledge the possibility of loss or failure, but as Volkanovski expressed, these experiences only serve to make us better. Even in defeat, he had already proven his remarkable mindset and impeccable technique.