Benoit St Denis issues statement after UFC 329 defeat

Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight Benoit St Denis has released a statement addressing his 52-second loss to Paddy Pimblett at UFC 329.

Benoit St Denis thanked his supporters for their backing after the defeat.

He apologized for disappointing fans and failing to deliver the victory they had hoped for.

St Denis described the loss as brutal and hard to accept but noted that it forms part of his path forward.

He added that he is learning from the experience and will draw all possible lessons from it.

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