Greg Hardy suffered a tough loss to Sergey Spivak at UFC 272 on Saturday. The idea going into the fight was that Hardy had the power to get the knockout on the feet but his ground game would put him in trouble if Spivak got him on the ground.

The fight got to the ground very quickly in the first round and it did not take long for Sergey Spivak to find the finish. Greg Hardy found himself stuck on the bottom and he was quickly overwhelmed at UFC 272.

Greg Hardy spoke out after the fight to let people know that he was doing well and that he wasn't going to give up on his UFC career. The heavyweight admitted that he has plenty of work to do after the fight.

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“I’m okay first of all for those who wanna know,” Hardy wrote on Instagram. “No excuses, gotta get better. I don’t know what to do but say sorry. More coming for the Prince of War just gotta get my shit together. Thank you to the UFC and Dana White for being in my corner. Thank you coaches and training partners and agents First Round Management. Everyone did their job accept for me. This one is on me and there are no excuses for me lacking. I refuse to die but I have to reevaluate for sure.”

The UFC will have to make a decision on Greg Hardy as it was reported that it was the last fight on his contract. He is reported to have a high salary and he remains a very controversial figure in the organization.