ANAHEIM, Calif. – For fans of former UFC light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz, this process has become all too familiar.
For the past four years, Ortiz has promised a return to vintage form,
yet for five consecutive outings, “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy” has
been forced to admit his shortcomings.
Nevertheless, the 35-year-old Ortiz humbly proclaimed himself healthy
following his UFC 121 loss to Matt Hamill and suggested that while his
employment future lies in the hands of UFC president Dana White, his
heart believes there are still more battles left to be fought in the
cage.