Iwo Baraniewski reveals: “Coach Uminski said that we can’t fight like this”

Iwo Baraniewski revealed coach Kamil Uminski’s comments after his fight with Ibo Aslan at UFC 323.

Iwo Baraniewski has broken into the best MMA league in the world with a breakthrough. Rudy recorded an impressive win in his UFC debut. It turns out that not everyone was happy with the way Baraniewski’s duel with Ibo Aslan went.

Iwo Baraniewski in the program Klatka po Klatka revealed that coach Kamil Uminski strongly summed up his charge’s performance. The trainer immediately pointed out that Iwo should not get into such crazy exchanges.

– Coach Uminski said that his heart could barely stand it and said that “we can’t beat like that.” Those were the first words Kamil said, that “we can’t fight like that.”

Iwo himself does not deny that if the situation demands it he will once again batter his rival to the ground.

– It seems to me that everything will depend on how the battle will be fought. If it is necessary to make such a war, it will be necessary. It is known that I will be rather evasive, I will try to fight more conservatively, so as not to suffer some damage to my health, but…. if you can’t, you’ll have to pour.

Iwo Baraniewski pointed out that not all of the rival’s blows were accurate, and on top of that, our representative took evasions and often did not feel the opponent’s blows.

– It’s also not quite that I stood there and took everything “on the kettle”. I was also rocking a little there, moving around, as if those blows were slipping a little. It wasn’t like I was purely receiving these bombs. Probably, if I had received all those bombs so cleanly, then maybe I would have sat down already, because it unleashed those hands, though. It is known that we will have to improve it, so that we get as little as possible and inflict as much as possible. So that it’s somewhere after the reception, after the dodge, to get as little as possible in that head.

Iwo Baraniewski should return to the octagon in the first half of 2026. The fighter admitted that he is currently on medical suspension and is targeting a start at a March gala in London.