Paul apologized for the incident at UFC 113

The British fighter Paul "Semtex" Daley spoke exclusively to the Telegraph, and requested an apology for his behavior last Saturday at UFC 113, which beat Josh Koscheck after completing combat:

"I've had a long flight to consider my actions and regret the error that I had on Saturday. I want to apologize to the UFC and the Athletic Commission for what I did, also with the fans and my sponsors. " I would also ask my deepest apologies to Josh Koscheck who did not deserve the blow that set. He did what he had to do to win the fight and do his job and I react very silly to the situation. " "There is no excuse for my actions and what I did was unprofessional. I was immensely frustrated by several things that happened during the fight and after it, but do not try to make excuses for my actions. " "Josh implemented their strategy well lead to the ground and keeping me up most of the fight. I was also frustrated because he complained (and acted) as if I had beaten with his knee in the head when he was on the floor. In the replay was very clear to all that did not happen "Finally Josh verbal abuse during the last 30 seconds of the fight was what pushed me to the edge and my frustrations arose when I knew I had lost the fight, was not happy with my performance and to close was ridiculed by my opponent." "Certainly this is no excuse for my actions, I deserve to be punished for what I did and I hope everyone can forgive those who have disappointed by my decision as hasty. I am very disappointed with myself for losing your cool and hope to control my temper and leave this low point in my career. " "I'm embarrassed and ashamed for what I did and I hope that with my team to go through and out of this situation. From where I am now is a long way to earn respect for the UFC and the fans who have supported me for a long time. Was disappointed that all of you but I am determined to fix my error.