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It seems that Daniel Cormier is getting tired of people questioning his ability to commentate for his own teammates, especially if that person is Darren Till. In recent times the hot thing to do in MMA communities appears to be complaining about the UF…
It seems that Daniel Cormier is getting tired of people questioning his ability to commentate for his own teammates, especially if that person is Darren Till. In recent times the hot thing to do in MMA communities appears to be complaining about the UFC’s commentary, particularly between Daniel Cormier and Joe Rogan. All it takes…
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Former UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz thinks he knows the best recipe for TJ Dillashaw upending Aljamain Sterling at UFC 280. Cruz is set to face Marlon Vera this weekend at UFC San Diego. A win could potentially move the former champion one s…
Former UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz thinks he knows the best recipe for TJ Dillashaw upending Aljamain Sterling at UFC 280. Cruz is set to face Marlon Vera this weekend at UFC San Diego. A win could potentially move the former champion one step closer toward a potential title shot at 135lbs. Cruz, in addition…
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UFC lightweight contender Islam Makhachev feels his upcoming title fight against Charles Oliveira came to fruition for only one reason. Makhachev and Oliveira will square off in the UFC 280 headliner on Oct. 22. The two top lightweight contenders will …
UFC lightweight contender Islam Makhachev feels his upcoming title fight against Charles Oliveira came to fruition for only one reason. Makhachev and Oliveira will square off in the UFC 280 headliner on Oct. 22. The two top lightweight contenders will battle for the now-vacant lightweight title after Oliveira was stripped of the belt earlier this…
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Set for the biggest test of his Octagon tenure to date, streaking bantamweight contender, Sean O’Malley has claimed that his future aspirations of landing divisional gold do not hinge on a successful outing against former champion, Petr Yan in October at UFC 280. O’Malley, who will make his second Octagon walk of the year in […]
Set for the biggest test of his Octagon tenure to date, streaking bantamweight contender, Sean O’Malley has claimed that his future aspirations of landing divisional gold do not hinge on a successful outing against former champion, Petr Yan in October at UFC 280.
O’Malley, who will make his second Octagon walk of the year in October in an Abu Dhabi, UAE outing, last featured in July on the main card of UFC 276 during International Fight Week – battling to an eventual official ‘No Contest’ against Brazilian veteran, Pedro Munhoz after he landed an unintentional eye poke.
The result ended O’Malley run of consecutive victories at three – after the Montana striker racked up a trio of back-to-back finishes against Thomas Almeida, Kris Moutinho, and most recently, Raulian Paiva last December.
Drawing the most high-profile opponent of his UFC run so far, O’Malley, a product of Dana White’s Contender Series – tackles Dudinka technician, Yan at UFC 280 on October 22. – in what could likely come as a potential title-eliminator at the bantamweight limit.
However, rather than playing up the importance or significance of his fight with Yan, O’Malley, whom remains confident of success against the Russian, insists his future aspirations of landing UFC gold do not falter or fade away should he fail to traverse Yan.
“The closer the fight gets, the more confident I’ll become,” Sean O’Malley told ESPN MMA reporter, Brett Okamoto. “I’ll get back to camp, get back to sparring, get dialled in, get back to eating perfect, sleeping perfect – just getting everything dialled in. I’m just gonna get more confident as the fight gets closer. And then fight night, I’m gonna win that fight.”
“Every fight that I go into, I’m okay with losing,” Sean O’Malley revealed. “I’m not attached to, ‘I have to win this fight’. I’m gonna be a world champ someday, 100 per cent. I’ve never been scared of losing – I think the closer the fight gets, the more confident I’m gonna become.”
Suffering just a sole professional defeat, O’Malley rebounded to the winner’s enclosure against Almeida, following a first round TKO defeat against upcoming UFC San Diego main event feature, Marlon Vera back in August 2020.
Following the announcement of his next fight, rising UFC bantamweight star Sean O’Malley is expecting a certain narrative to flip. In a week that was full of exciting announcement regarding October 22’s UFC 280 pay-per-view, including the c…
Following the announcement of his next fight, rising UFC bantamweight star Sean O’Malley is expecting a certain narrative to flip. In a week that was full of exciting announcement regarding October 22’s UFC 280 pay-per-view, including the confirmation of Charles Oliveira and Islam Makhachev’s vacant-title fight, one explosive collision in the bantamweight division turned heads….
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UFC lightweight contender Beneil Dariush has given his assessment of Mateusz Gamrot’s grappling ahead of their fight on Oct. 22. Dariush and Gamrot will square off on the main card of UFC 280 in Abu Dhabi. It’s arguably the most highly anti…
UFC lightweight contender Beneil Dariush has given his assessment of Mateusz Gamrot’s grappling ahead of their fight on Oct. 22. Dariush and Gamrot will square off on the main card of UFC 280 in Abu Dhabi. It’s arguably the most highly anticipated card of the year with two title fights at the top of the…
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