Dean Barry thinks Mike Jackson 'took the easy way out' with his disqualification win at Saturday's UFC Fight Night 205.
Although the fight was short, Barry feels he was en route to his first UFC victory. “To be honest with you, I thought he took the easy way out there,” Barry said in a video posted on his Instagram. “Didn’t want to stay, didn’t want to continue fighting. Jackson was awarded the win after he was unable to continue fighting due to an eye gouge he sustained.
Dean Barry thinks Mike Jackson 'took the easy way out' with his disqualification win at UFC Fight Night 205.
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TALLAGHT native Dean Barry makes his UFC debut later tonight in Las Vegas.The Dubliner is set to face Mike Jackson in a welterweight clash on the UFC.
Andrade card at the UFC's Apex. The Prelims are live on both UFC Fight Pass & BT Sport 1 from 1am. The early prelims are underway at 11pm and are only on STREAMED LIVE UFC FIGHT PASS with (Dean Barry vs.
Mike Jackson vs. Dean Barry lived down to expectations at UFC Vegas 52 on Saturday, with Jackson earning a DQ win in a foul-filled preliminary card fight.
A beautiful spinning back kick by Barry was then launched — right to the groin, and the fight was paused. The fight resumed and Barry went right back to throwing those side kicks. Barry was throwing a lot of output and although he was missing almost everything, Jackson wasn’t throwing anything.
Dean Barry gave Mike Jackson quite the welcome back to the octagon at UFC Fight Night 205.
Jackson lost to Gall in 45 seconds at UFC Fight Night 82. “Ah, f*ck! Ahh, that motherf*cker!” Jackson was declared the winner on Saturday at UFC Fight Night 205 after Dean Barry was disqualified following two illegal moves in the first round of their welterweight fight at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.
The Dubliner (now 4-2) was hotly favoured to beat American Mike Jackson (now 1-1), who had last appeared in the octagon almost four years ago. Barry was ...
Jackson was unable to continue and the fight was awarded in his favour. As Jackson got back to his feet and attempted to grapple, Barry grabbed his opponent in the head and made contact with his eyes. Dean Barry was disqualified in the first round of his UFC debut in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
Irish fighter Dean Barry thought his career might be over because he couldn't obtain a visa to fight in the U.S. Now, $20000 later, he's back in the UFC and ...
“He has nothing to lose in this fight,” Barry said. Sometimes you just have to trust the process and go for it.” “I was just going to pack it in,” he said. “It just goes to show you, sometimes you have to take the risks,” Barry said. Once he got approved, Barry decided the full-time job would have to wait. She rang Washington D.C. herself and said, ‘Give this man his visa.’ All I needed was someone to listen to me and not just judge by what they’re seeing on a screen.” “The woman was denying me again until I said, ‘Can I please tell you my story and all the evidence of it?’” Barry explained. With dwindling prospects in the fight game and another baby on the way, Barry decided he needed to start looking for a steady job that would begin providing him a regular paycheck. He tried to explain the history of his entire situation. So Barry, along with his family, cobbled together around $20,000 to start working toward his visa approval so he could compete in the U.S. He knew the process wasn’t going to be cheap. But his bigger mistake was not listing his criminal history on the visa application to get into the U.S, which got flagged upon review.
Over a year and four cancelled fights after first putting pen to paper on a UFC contract, Irishman Barry will finally make his octagon bow tonight against ...
"This fight is not going to be a walk in the park for me, I have to go in here and treat him like he's the best. I've got decent submissions, I'm good on top so if it comes to it I'll f***ing pound him out." There are no easy rounds so I felt like it's toughened me up a bit, the lads are really good there and I'm really getting it. But despite that, Barry is treating him like a top contender as he looks for a statement result. And he says that a lack of weight cut has meant a fun week with his trainer Ryan and his brother Shane, who will also corner him. But after visa issues and travel problems for his opponent Jackson, their two planned fight dates were scrapped and he was dropped by the promotion.
'He took the easy way out': UFC rival slams opponent after ugly eye poke, low blow.
In a video posted to his Twitter account, Barry didn’t believe Jackson was as hurt as he claimed he was and that post-fight he was completely fine. The Irishman viciously gouged the right eye of Jackson and left him hunched over on the canvas in a world of hurt. Jackson writhed in pain on the ground and was tended to by the referee as Barry was forced back to the opposite side of the octagon.
Mike Jackson won his UFC match Saturday after his opponent Dean Barry kicked him in the crotch and eye-gouged him.
"For tonight, I came out prepared and ready for a fight," Jackson said backstage after his win. "He kicked me right in the dick," Jackson said later on the live ESPN broadcast. Barry, meanwhile, fell to four wins (four knockouts) against two losses.
Dublin fighter Dean Barry was disqualified in the first round of his UFC debut for an eye gouge on his opponent Mike Jackson.
— UFC Europe (@UFCEurope)April 23, 2022 — UFC (@ufc)April 23, 2022 Dublin fighter Dean Barry was disqualified in the first round of his UFC debut for an eye gouge on his opponent.
Irish UFC fighter Dean Barry saw his first UFC outing end in an unfortunate DQ after an eye poke on Mike Jackson...
“Sorry Mike for the accidental eye poke, it wasn’t one bit intentional at all brother and wish you well. Hope UFC have him back in there quick, he must be dying to have a proper go after all the delays, set backs and misfortunes “Thanks everyone for the love and support all week, it’s just the beginning.
DUBLIN'S Dean Barry was disqualified in the opening round of his UFC debut last night in Las Vegas.The 'Sniper' lost the bout to Mike Jackson at UFC F.
It was a unintentional eye poke, I didn't mean to poke him in the eye - I tried to frame off him after I threw the flying knee - I tried to frame off him and do it again.” The unfortunate end to the fight was Jackson's first win with the promotion. Jackson was clearly in a lot of pain after the gouge as he said he couldn’t open his eye, the fight was then waived off by the referee.
Dean Barry made his UFC debut last night in Las Vegas. However, the fight was marred with controversy as he was disqualified in the first round for an ...
On to the next one time for my right weight division. Again my apologies for the eye poke never meant it to happen I was seconds away from finishing the fight. As they moved back to the feet, it appeared as though Barry finger had made contact with Jackson's eye.
Dean Barry isn't buying Mike Jackson winning by disqualification at UFC Vegas 52.
He falls to 4-2 as a pro, while Jackson scores the first win of his UFC and MMA career in his third try with the promotion. Barry appeared to be winning the fight, as he had scored a knockdown of Jackson before being disqualified for the eye gouge at the 3:52 mark of Round 1. The action was actually paused twice in Barry’s fight before the fateful eye gouge, as two of his strikes landed low. ... It’s not a loss for me, I was destroying him and I got a DQ for an eye poke. “To be honest with you, I thought he took the easy way out there,” Barry said in a video. Even when I kicked him low, he was talking on the ground to me for ages.
Daniel Cormier felt a degree of sympathy for Dean Barry after the Irish fighter suffered a disqualification loss on his UFC debut.
He would like to go back and fight again in the UFC at lightweight, in his next outing. I got the UFC jitters out of the way now and I’m excited to get out again.' On to the next one. Early on, [the ref] warned Barry - 'Let's me careful and let's keep them up'. Then we had the low blow and then [the eye poke]." But I guess we cannot base our decision prior to what was happening before the foul. Jackson had a 'no contest' and loss on his pro record.