David Dvořák was turned off by morphine in America. It took me to another world, he admitted after arriving in Prague
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On Sunday morning, Dvořák defeated Jordan Espinosa by points. He won, but limped due to accurate and hard kicks from the octagon and had to go to the hospital.
“X-rays did not prove that the leg was broken, but they did not do one X-ray, a physiotherapist from UFC pointed this out to me. To be sure, I am still building on an X-ray in our country,” the Hradec Králové fighter reminded that in MMA battles
Great joy! It can be seen that the work pays off, David Dvořák evaluates his shift in the rankings
Dvořák had a kicked shin, and he had a cut under his eye. “I was torn, I limped, they take this seriously. The boys drove a limousine from the match, they were more comfortable, they took me by ambulance, I drove it for the first time. “
Joy mingled with the euphoria of a life duel, but for an hour Dvořák lost all perceptions, which he did not expect.
“It was fun, euphoric, fun, but my leg really hurt and it was blue, so I asked for a painkiller and they gave me morphine. They just sent it to me, the whole mood disappeared, I found myself in another world. All emotions disappeared from me. Like I’m an empty mailbox. But I was back in an hour, “the wrestler from the All Sports Academy described the extraordinary experience.
The Czech flag flew over Las Vegas. Dvořák kicked the American’s leg and celebrates winning the UFC
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“He got morphine, and it turned him off completely. Suddenly he wasn’t talking, his eyelids were just knocking, this was weird. He was still out of the hospital, barely answering the doctors. When he was returned to us in two hours, he was fine,” the coach smiled. Jan Maršálek.
Now Dvořák is thinking about the celebrations and the rest he orders. “It will be an active rest,” Marshal added immediately.
“I definitely want to visit my parents, we’ll have a barbecue, we have a club party in town tomorrow, we have a banquet ready, I’m looking forward to it, we’ve been gone for almost three weeks, that’s quite a long time,” Dvořák hid the joy of returning.
The royal battle of the undefeated. The boss expects the match of the year
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October will be freer, he will have new exams for a firearms license, as well as hunting exams and he also wants to organize a few seminars. “I don’t like boredom and doing nothing. I’ve been hyperactive since I was little,” said the 28-year-old wrestler, who is also happy with the new charts in which he flew much higher after his second UFC win.
“The shift in the UFC is good (from 14th to 11th place), but then I looked at the world and European rankings, and it’s already sharp. They threw me in European place in sixth place. In the first fifteen places, there are only Russians except for one Kazakh. And I’m seventeenth in the world rankings (he was 42nd before the match), I’ve never been higher, this is an honor for me. Even though they are just numbers, it can be seen that the work pays off, “Dvořák and his team are satisfied.
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