Alex Pereira Appeals UFC Freedom 250 Loss

Alex Pereira lost to Ciryl Gane by second-round TKO at UFC Freedom 250 on Sunday.

He's now exploring all grounds for an appeal, citing improper handling of back-of-the-head shots.

Pereira claims some shots were to the back of the head, which should've been called as fouls.

He spoke to referee Herb Dean about Gane's history of fouling the day before the fight.

Pereira believes the shots could've changed the fight's outcome, affecting his performance.

He's frustrated Dean didn't apply the rules properly, despite knowing Gane's history.

Pereira's management, ToughMedia Corp., confirmed they're looking into appeal options.

Pereira will pursue legal action, discussing the situation with his lawyers.

He thinks Dean should not referee again, given his record of mistakes.

Dean released an instructional video on back-of-the-head rules, which Pereira doesn't dispute.

Pereira's issue is Dean's application of the rules during the fight, not the rules themselves.

He thinks Dean's time as a referee may be up, given his recent performance.

Pereira had a record of 13-4 MMA and 10-3 UFC before the loss.

The fight took place at the White House on Sunday, with Gane winning by TKO.

Pereira's team will review the fight and decide on the best course of action.

He's confident they can rectify the situation, seeking justice for the alleged mishandling.

Pereira's focus is on ensuring the rules are applied correctly in future fights.

He wants to protect himself and other fighters from similar situations.

The appeal process will be closely watched, given the high-profile nature of the fight.

Pereira's fans are eagerly awaiting the outcome, hoping for a positive resolution.

The situation highlights the importance of proper refereeing in UFC fights.

Pereira's case may set a precedent for future appeals, given the controversy surrounding the fight.