Geje Eustaquio admitted he made mistakes during his failed title defense against Brazilian rival Adriano Moraes last Friday in the headliner of ONE: Hero's Ascent in Manila. Those lapses ended up costing Eustaquio the flyweight world championship after suffering a unanimous decision loss to Moraes in their third encounter. "Moraes' bread and butter is his jiu-jitsu. I have to admit there were times when I got careless because I wasn't able to defend a few takedowns," said Eustaquio. The 29-year-old Eustaquio, however, believes he deserves the judges'nod. "But if you saw the fight, I was the one to score even when he's in the mount position. I throw punches, elbow strikes, my elbow ...
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