Before his debut in Mexico City this Saturday against Marcin Held, Diego Sanchez is excited to return to the Octagon, but as far as this being his “real” debut in Mexico, he’s not buying it.“No, Ricardo Lamas in Monterrey, Mexico was the real fight,” laughs Sanchez, who also saw two UFC 180 fights in Mexico City scrapped in 2014 before the loss to Lamas in November of 2015. “This is just another fight, another opponent, another city. But it comes with its own complications and special things about it.” The biggest complication may not even be Poland&rs … Read the Full Article Here
Sanchez ready to prove he’s at his best
Before his debut in Mexico City this Saturday against Marcin Held, Diego Sanchez is excited to return to the Octagon, but as far as this being his “real” debut in Mexico, he’s not buying it.“No, Ricardo Lamas in Monterrey, Mexico was the real fight,” laughs Sanchez, who also saw two UFC 180 fights in Mexico City scrapped in 2014 before the loss to Lamas in November of 2015. “This is just another fight, another opponent, another city. But it comes with its own complications and special things about it.” The biggest complication may not even be Poland&rs … Read the Full Article Here