No Hair, No Problem: Exclusive Interview With UFC’s Shane Burgos

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Shane “Hurricane” Burgos has been dominating competition across the East Coast since 2010. Undefeated at 7-0 with 7 consecutive finishes, it was no surprise when Burgos received that long awaited phone call to fight in the UFC. A great fight, which he won by Unanimous Decision, against veteran Tiago Trator at UFC Fight Night 102 in Albany, NY.  We were able to spend a few minutes with Shane to talk about his experience, including how badly he wanted to keep his finish streak alive. “Ya, it was crazy. I was in complete kill mode. Once I landed that combination, that’s one of my favorite punches. That left upper cut or the left hook and right upper cut are my favorite shots. Once I landed I thought for sure he was going to be out…”

Almost just as impressive as his stand up in the fight, is the haircut he got between rounds 2 and 3. Every time we think we have seen it all, something like that happens. Burgos recalls the bizarre moment, “… I thought it would be pretty cool, but I didn’t think it would catch fire like that. Like, it blew up. He wasn’t even gunna cut it, my coach. He put the rubber band, he was getting ready to tie it in between the 2nd and 3rd round and then the rubber band snapped. He was like, ‘alright Shane. Say goodbye.’ I was just so focused on what my other coach was saying, I wasn’t even thinking about the hair. I was just like ya whatever, go ahead. Cut it.”

Listen to the full interview and hear Shane talk about what it was like finally being in the UFC, his plans for 2017, what it’s like knowing that he has a little girl on the way, and much more. Make sure to follow Shane on twitter @HurricaneShaneB to see what’s next for him in 2017.

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Shane “Hurricane” Burgos has been dominating competition across the East Coast since 2010. Undefeated at 7-0 with 7 consecutive finishes, it was no surprise when Burgos received that long awaited phone call to fight in the UFC. A great fight, which he won by Unanimous Decision, against veteran Tiago Trator at UFC Fight Night 102 in Albany, NY.  We were able to spend a few minutes with Shane to talk about his experience, including how badly he wanted to keep his finish streak alive. “Ya, it was crazy. I was in complete kill mode. Once I landed that combination, that’s one of my favorite punches. That left upper cut or the left hook and right upper cut are my favorite shots. Once I landed I thought for sure he was going to be out…”

Almost just as impressive as his stand up in the fight, is the haircut he got between rounds 2 and 3. Every time we think we have seen it all, something like that happens. Burgos recalls the bizarre moment, “… I thought it would be pretty cool, but I didn’t think it would catch fire like that. Like, it blew up. He wasn’t even gunna cut it, my coach. He put the rubber band, he was getting ready to tie it in between the 2nd and 3rd round and then the rubber band snapped. He was like, ‘alright Shane. Say goodbye.’ I was just so focused on what my other coach was saying, I wasn’t even thinking about the hair. I was just like ya whatever, go ahead. Cut it.”

Listen to the full interview and hear Shane talk about what it was like finally being in the UFC, his plans for 2017, what it’s like knowing that he has a little girl on the way, and much more. Make sure to follow Shane on twitter @HurricaneShaneB to see what’s next for him in 2017.

UFC Fight Night 102 Medical Suspensions: Six Fighters Out Indefinitely

With every decision comes a consequence and for those fighters who took part in battle at UFC Fight Night 102, it’s their time to faces those consequences in the form of medical suspensions. UFC Fight Night 102 took place on Friday, on December 9, 2016 at Times Union Center in Albany, New York. The entire

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With every decision comes a consequence and for those fighters who took part in battle at UFC Fight Night 102, it’s their time to faces those consequences in the form of medical suspensions.

UFC Fight Night 102 took place on Friday, on December 9, 2016 at Times Union Center in Albany, New York. The entire event aired on UFC Fight Pass. Derrick Lewis vs. Shamil Abdurakhimov headlined this event in a heavyweight bout while Francis Ngannou vs. Anthony Hamilton served as the co-main event, which was also a heavyweight bout. Rounding out this four bout main card was Corey Anderson vs. Sean O’Connell in a light heavyweight bout and Saparbek Safarov vs. Gian Villante in a light heavyweight bout.

Some of the more notable suspensions include Gian Villante, Andrew Sanchez, Trevor Smith, Shane Burgos, Frankie Perez, and Keith Berish being suspended indefinitely pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance.

Here are the entire medical suspensions:

Gian Villante: Suspended indefinitely pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Andrew Sanchez: Suspended indefinitely pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Trevor Smith: Suspended indefinitely pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Shane Burgos: Suspended indefinitely pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Frankie Perez: Suspended indefinitely pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Keith Berish: Suspended indefinitely pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Tiago Trator: Suspended a minimum of 60 days pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Shamil Abdurahimov: Suspended a minimum of 45 days pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Ryan Janes: Suspended a minimum 45 days pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Saparbeg Safarov: Suspended a minimum of 30 days pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Sean O’Connell: Suspended 30 days

Ashley Yoder: Suspended 30 days

Brian Camozzi: Suspended a minimum 30 days pending New York State Athletic Commission clearance

Marc Diakeiese: Suspended 30 days

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