Nobody taught me [how to throw that elbow]. It was something I saw Cowboy doing in the back [while warming up] and I started practicing it.

We knew [Korean Zombie] opens up a lot with the punches. He always comes with hooks, hooks, hooks and then sometimes he goes from the inside. I knew if I could get him to come my way and go under him, even with a kick in the middle, with a punch in the middle, with a flying knee, I knew it would be there.

The last second was perfect. The momentum, everything was perfect. I made him react as I wanted him to react the whole fight like that. Sometimes when I wanted him to react that way, he was too aggressive that I couldn't counter. Whenever you think everything is over, that's when you put your hands down and it's what happened.