"On Twitter, I hear a few things," Bader told ESPN.com. "I haven’t had to deal with many negative things in my career. Now, I see, ‘You suck. You lost to Tito.’
"You try to just take it with a grain of salt. It’s whatever. I still have support from the fans who have followed me for awhile."
What does he need to work on?"You try to just take it with a grain of salt. It’s whatever. I still have support from the fans who have followed me for awhile."
"I’ve got to work on my defense and my movement," Bader said. "That’s one of my problems. I don’t move my feet. Those mistakes cost me the fight."
He also feels that he needs to challenge himself more by moving away from training at his own gym (Power MMA):
"I need to get out of my comfort zone. I want to be nervous because I’m sparring with a new guy," Bader said. "I’m going to be getting different looks. I really can’t work any harder because I was already going so hard, but I can change things."
Bader also definitely understands the position he's in, and isn't about to issue challenges:
"I lose three in a row, that’s tough man," Bader said. "You see guys get cut for that. So yeah, I do feel that pressure.
"I’m not calling anybody out. I’m not saying anything. I’m not even in position to say when I’d like to be back. I’m just waiting to see what they want me to do and it’s actually nice, because I’ll just get better in the meantime."
It will be interesting to see who the UFC books Bader with next."I’m not calling anybody out. I’m not saying anything. I’m not even in position to say when I’d like to be back. I’m just waiting to see what they want me to do and it’s actually nice, because I’ll just get better in the meantime."