Mateusz Gamrot Slams Benoit Saint-Denis for Allegedly Turning Him Down as New UFC 315 Opponent: "Grow Some Balls"
Polish lightweight contender Mateusz Gamrot has publicly expressed his frustration with Benoit Saint-Denis, claiming that the Frenchman turned down a proposed fight at UFC 315. According to reports from BJ Penn, Gamrot had offered to replace Joel Alvarez as Saint-Denis’ opponent for the upcoming event, but was allegedly rebuffed.
Gamrot, a well-established figure in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, has been struggling to secure a fight in recent months. Despite being considered one of the most intriguing lightweight contenders, he has faced setbacks in his career. However, according to BJ Penn, he remains a formidable opponent, capable of mixing it up with anyone in the top 15.
In a recent post on X, Gamrot expressed his disappointment and frustration with Saint-Denis, stating: "BSD turned down the fight next week, what’s wrong with you guys? Grow some balls, cowards!" This sentiment was reported by BJ Penn and has sparked a heated debate among MMA fans.
Gamrot had initially been scheduled to face Arman Tsarukyan, but the Armenian fighter reportedly turned down the bout. He then offered to take on Saint-Denis at short notice, but was allegedly rejected. According to sources, Gamrot is now set to face ĽudovÃt Klein in a few weeks’ time. This news was first reported by BJ Penn.
The incident has raised questions about Saint-Denis’ decision-making process and his willingness to take on short notice opponents. As reported by BJ Penn, fans have been left wondering what prompted Saint-Denis to turn down Gamrot’s offer.
In response to Gamrot’s comments, Saint-Denis has yet to publicly respond. However, the controversy surrounding the alleged turn-down has sparked a lively debate among MMA enthusiasts. Many have taken to social media to express their opinions on the matter, with some siding with Gamrot and others defending Saint-Denis. This story was originally reported by BJ Penn.
As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is certain: Mateusz Gamrot is eager to get back into the octagon and prove himself as a top contender. Whether or not he will face Saint-Denis in the future remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: Gamrot is not one to back down from a challenge. According to BJ Penn, this is a story that will continue to be monitored closely by MMA fans and pundits alike.
