Whether it’s establishing an incredible fight rhythm, flaunting his world-class cardio, or navigating through tremendous adversity to achieve victory, Dvalishvili has shown that he can’t and won’t stop.
If you want an example, look no further than his performance against Marlon Moraes at UFC 266. Badly injured in the first round, Dvalishvili was able to recover and completely turn the tables on the former title challenger with crushing pressure and ground kicks. TKO’s comeback win knocked every T-Mobile Arena fan out of their seats.
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“When I left the arena that night, people were asking me how I had stayed alive and how I hadn’t snapped. I was shocked,” Dvalishvili told UFC.com. “It was a big deal for everyone, but not for me; I was doing my thing. It was a crazy fight but, to be honest, it’s just another fight for me. It was a good, exciting fight and from there a lot of people gave me respect.
