After his defeat against Gris Bordeaux, Siteu breaks his silence and offers a frank analysis of his fight. The wrestler from Diamaguène asserts he has no regrets about his performance, pointing the finger at what he considers the overly defensive approach of the Tiger of Fass. According to him, the outcome of the confrontation is due to his opponent's lack of initiative. "I couldn't defeat him because he didn't wrestle. He was on the defensive and made no effort. I was the one who initiated all the actions of the fight," he declared, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to providing entertainment for wrestling fans.

Aware of the stakes for the future of his career, Siteu also explained that he had exercised a certain strategic caution in the ring. While affirming that he had tried everything to please the crowd, he admitted that he couldn't take any unnecessary risks. With other major challenges to face in the near future, he emphasized that he couldn't afford a humiliating defeat. Despite the final verdict, the wrestler remains steadfast and displays undiminished pride. "I have no disappointment. I'm proud of my performance," he insisted, while dismissing the criticism he believes stems from jealousy surrounding his unique status in the arena.

The symbolic question of the title "Emperor of the Arenas" also remains central to his discourse. Siteu remains steadfast in his belief that he is still the sole and legitimate holder of this title. He even challenges Gris Bordeaux to prove himself on other battlegrounds rather than claiming it. "Let him be serious and go find another throne. Defeating me is no easy feat," he declared to the leader of the Fass stable.

Finally, true to his reputation as a shrewd businessman in the wrestling world, Siteu says he's already ready to move on and focus on his next contracts. He reaffirms that wrestling is his profession above all else and that he remains open to all offers. For the "Phenomenon of Lansar," as long as the financial terms suit him, he's willing to face any opponent to prove that he remains one of the pillars of the Senegalese wrestling scene.