At UFC Vegas 106, Jared Gordon achieved a significant milestone by knocking out Thiago Moises, marking his first highlight reel finish since joining the UFC in 2017. Celebrating this pivotal moment, Gordon reflected on the changes in his personal and professional life that led him to this success. He emphasized learning from past losses, especially the controversial ones that affected him mentally. Gordon feels he has found clarity and strength, stating he is in the best shape mentally and physically, ready to continue improving his performance in the octagon.
It's a long time coming, man. I think everyone knew, that's how good I was, and that's how good I am. I just had to show it.
When you go into a fight and you win the fight, and then you still lose somehow, it kind of messes with you.
I had to do a few things, some soul searching just to get things right. There's no better time than now.
Here I am, I'm the best I've ever been. I've shown in the last four, five fights, this is how good I am. Those fights weren't flukes.
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