Dricus v Usman: ‘You’re as good as your last fight... right now, I’m a loser’

Author: Lynn ButlerPublished on: July 17, 2026Country: South Africa

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Dricus v Usman: ‘You’re as good as your last fight... right now, I’m a loser’

After his loss to Kamaru Usman, South African fighter Dricus du Plessis admits he feels like a loser, believing his last performance determines his current worth. Lynn Butler's article on News24 reports his self-critical remarks about his status in the UFC.

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