Randy Brown believes he showed Mickey Gall that there are levels to mixed martial arts (MMA). At UFC 217, Brown took on Gall inside Madison Square Garden in New York City. Brown was able to earn a unanimous decision win on the opening bout of the FOX S…
Randy Brown believes he showed Mickey Gall that there are levels to mixed martial arts (MMA). At UFC 217, Brown took on Gall inside Madison Square Garden in New York City. Brown was able to earn a unanimous decision win on the opening bout of the FOX Sports 1 preliminaries. During a recent appearance on […]
Randy “Rude Boy” Brown is only 26 years old and already shows the maturity of someone who has been in the fight game for years. With his even keeled temperament and happy go lucky personality, you would never guess that he is one of the most dangerous prospects in MMA today. With his first Professional loss behind him, Randy Brown is ready to show why he is justifiably the hottest prospect in the UFC’s Welterweight division.
Brown never seems to be affected by the pressure. A little bit of nerves? Sure. Butterflies? Obviously, but he never seems to let those feelings get the best of him, No matter if he is fighting for his first professional title or fighting in front of UFC President Dana White for the first time. “…It was cool knowing that he was there, but honestly it did not affect my performance or anything because, ya know I knew that if I did what I always do and I was able to show my talents and showcase what I do. I knew he was gunna take notice. It wasn’t really a big issue, ya know?”
What makes Brown different isn’t so much that he doesn’t buy into his own hype. He just doesn’t seem to be affected by anything. Dana White, fighting in the UFC, or getting naked and running outside. He is confident and not scared of what the future holds.
Listen to the full interview and find out when and who he fights next, how he had a boxing coach disappear out of nowhere, and what its like being a Champion on the local scene. Watch Randy Brown fight Eric Montano at UFC Fight Night 94 in Hidalgo, TX on September 17th.
Randy “Rude Boy” Brown is only 26 years old and already shows the maturity of someone who has been in the fight game for years. With his even keeled temperament and happy go lucky personality, you would never guess that he is one of the most dangerous prospects in MMA today. With his first Professional loss behind him, Randy Brown is ready to show why he is justifiably the hottest prospect in the UFC’s Welterweight division.
Brown never seems to be affected by the pressure. A little bit of nerves? Sure. Butterflies? Obviously, but he never seems to let those feelings get the best of him, No matter if he is fighting for his first professional title or fighting in front of UFC President Dana White for the first time. “…It was cool knowing that he was there, but honestly it did not affect my performance or anything because, ya know I knew that if I did what I always do and I was able to show my talents and showcase what I do. I knew he was gunna take notice. It wasn’t really a big issue, ya know?”
What makes Brown different isn’t so much that he doesn’t buy into his own hype. He just doesn’t seem to be affected by anything. Dana White, fighting in the UFC, or getting naked and running outside. He is confident and not scared of what the future holds.
Listen to the full interview and find out when and who he fights next, how he had a boxing coach disappear out of nowhere, and what its like being a Champion on the local scene. Watch Randy Brown fight Eric Montano at UFC Fight Night 94 in Hidalgo, TX on September 17th.
Erick Montano will square off with Randy Brown at UFC Fight Night 94 this September.
Montano (7-3) claimed the season two welterweight title on The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America. He has won three in a row overall, including his decision vs. Enriqu…
Erick Montano will square off with Randy Brown at UFC Fight Night 94 this September.
Montano (7-3) claimed the season two welterweight title on The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America. He has won three in a row overall, including his decision vs. Enrique Marin.
Brown (7-1) was a winner on “Lookin’ for a Fight,” the reality series featuring UFC president Dana White. He is looking to rebound from a submission loss to Michael Graves.
UFC Fight Night 94 takes place September 17 from Hidalgo, Texas and is expected to be headlined by Dustin Poirier vs. Derek Brunson.
