
Jack Della Maddalena Claps Back at UFC Veteran’s Controversial Call on UFC 315 Fight
2025-05-12
Author: Yan
Jack Della Maddalena just scored the biggest win of his career, leaving fans buzzing after his impressive performance in Montreal.
On May 10, Della Maddalena shocked the MMA world by defeating Belal Muhammad, despite not being the frontrunner for a welterweight title shot. Muhammad has faced scrutiny following his title defense loss at UFC 315, but Della Maddalena's skills have to be celebrated.
The rising star showcased remarkable improvements in his game, keeping the fight standing, where he displayed his striking prowess.
UFC Veteran Sparks Controversy with Scorecard Claims
However, not everyone agreed with the judges. UFC fan favorite Jeremy Stephens voiced his dissent on social media, asserting that Muhammad should have emerged victorious, even though he admitted to rooting for Della Maddalena.
Stephens, who has been critical of other fight outcomes, notably commented on the controversial score that led to Jose Aldo's retirement. Despite the uproar, most media outlets echoed the judges’ verdict, confirming Della Maddalena's victory by a round.
His exact words? "Belal won that fight. Wanted Maddalena but wow, AGAIN." This has ignited quite a firestorm within the MMA community.
Della Maddalena Responds with a Sharp Insult
In response to Stephens’ critique, Della Maddalena didn’t hold back. Taking to his Instagram story, he labeled Stephens as "Old punch drunk Jeremy," making it abundantly clear what he thought of the veteran’s opinion.
The Layback Assassin Isn’t Afraid to Speak Up
Though Della Maddalena usually keeps a low profile when it comes to drama, this incident reveals a different side. He has proven to be a formidable force in both the Octagon and the realm of trash talk. His past remarks, especially the barbs exchanged with Ian Machado Garry, demonstrate that he can engage in verbal sparring just as effectively as he does in the cage.
As he continues to rise in the welterweight ranks, it seems wise not to challenge him, whether in a fight or a battle of words.