“I don’t know if I’d be happy if I had the belt, if those three seconds went off,” Anderson told The Fighter vs. Unfortunately, because there were still three seconds remaining in the third round and the ringside physician would not allow Nemkov to continue, he left the cage without a win, without the Bellator light heavyweight title and without the $1 million prize awarded to the winner of the Bellator light heavyweight grand prix.Ī few days removed from an emotional night, Anderson isn’t upset that he showed good sportsmanship by alerting the referee to the clash of heads, and he can’t say that winning via technicality would feel much better either. If Nemkov had been able to start the fourth round prior to the stoppage, the scorecards would have been added up, and Anderson would have been declared the winner. This past Friday at Bellator 277, Anderson went from jubilation to disappointment in a matter of seconds after his fight with Vadim Nemkov was declared a no-contest following an accidental clash of heads at the end of the third round. Corey Anderson isn’t a man who gets lost in regret.
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