Ray Longo, coach of Phumi Nkuta, has expressed his outrage over the controversial decision that led to Nkuta's loss against Adriano Moraes at the Intuit Dome. The fight ended with Moraes winning by submission, a ruling that many, including Longo, dispute, claiming Nkuta was not unconscious until after the final bell. Longo criticized referee Herb Dean's stance, which dismissed the possibility of disqualification for Moraes's actions. He emphasized a troubling trend in MMA where officials rarely admit to errors, stating, 'There’s just no accountability.' Longo also raised concerns about the fight's weight class, revealing that Nkuta was compelled to compete at 130 pounds instead of the flyweight limit after accepting the fight on short notice. He drew parallels to a similar experience with another fighter, Merab Dvalishvili, whose appeal was disregarded by the commission. Longo's comments reflect a broader frustration within the MMA community regarding officiating standards and accountability.