There is perhaps no fighter in mixed martial arts with a more suitable nickname than the one attached to Donald Cerrone. Much like his predecessors from the wild days of the open range, “Cowboy” is of the rough and tumble, hard-scrabble sort who doesn’t mind mixing it up when the opportunity arises. The name isn’t a description for Cerrone; it’s a lifestyle. And one he’s certified to carry.On a 40-acre ranch outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico he calls “home” from time to time, Cerrone raises livestock and houses a collection of fighters looking to break through in the sport of mixed martial ar … Read the Full Article Here
Donald Cerrone: The Climb Back to the Top Begins
There is perhaps no fighter in mixed martial arts with a more suitable nickname than the one attached to Donald Cerrone. Much like his predecessors from the wild days of the open range, “Cowboy” is of the rough and tumble, hard-scrabble sort who doesn’t mind mixing it up when the opportunity arises. The name isn’t a description for Cerrone; it’s a lifestyle. And one he’s certified to carry.On a 40-acre ranch outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico he calls “home” from time to time, Cerrone raises livestock and houses a collection of fighters looking to break through in the sport of mixed martial ar … Read the Full Article Here