Kemo
02-19-2017, 07:12 PM
Reports appear to suggest that Ukrainian light-heavyweight Nikita Krylov was not satisfied with terms of deal offered by UFC
As previously reported by MMA News, Nikita Krylov is no longer with the UFC. According to emerging reports from MMA journalist Karim Zidan however, it appears Krylov was not happy with the terms offered by UFC officials and has made the decision to progress his career elsewhere:
Nikita Krylov told Russian media that he opted not to re-sign with the UFC after fulfilling current deal. Seems he wasn’t impressed w/ offer
— Karim Zidan (@ZidanSports) February 18, 2017
Krylov also said he is already looking at offers from Russian promotions & will likely profit from not re-signing w/ the UFC. Interesting
— Karim Zidan (@ZidanSports) February 18, 2017
Krylov’s first bout with the UFC was a TKO loss against Soa Palelei in Aug. 2013. Despite debuting at heavyweight, Krylov is best known for his days at light-heavyweight. With what is often referred to as a division lacking talent, in comparison to other divisions in the UFC, the lightweight ranks will be lighter again with Krylov’s departure.
As previously reported by MMA News, Nikita Krylov is no longer with the UFC. According to emerging reports from MMA journalist Karim Zidan however, it appears Krylov was not happy with the terms offered by UFC officials and has made the decision to progress his career elsewhere:
Nikita Krylov told Russian media that he opted not to re-sign with the UFC after fulfilling current deal. Seems he wasn’t impressed w/ offer
— Karim Zidan (@ZidanSports) February 18, 2017
Krylov also said he is already looking at offers from Russian promotions & will likely profit from not re-signing w/ the UFC. Interesting
— Karim Zidan (@ZidanSports) February 18, 2017
Krylov’s first bout with the UFC was a TKO loss against Soa Palelei in Aug. 2013. Despite debuting at heavyweight, Krylov is best known for his days at light-heavyweight. With what is often referred to as a division lacking talent, in comparison to other divisions in the UFC, the lightweight ranks will be lighter again with Krylov’s departure.