When is anthony pettis fighting

I saw him bite on my hands and it left him a little open for the kick and I was able to capitalize. Following the bonus-winning performance, he went back in the gym to help out the multitude of pro MMA teammates he has when Pettis discovered a nagging injury was much more serious than previously thought.

All healed up and itching for a fight, Pettis is excited to make a memorable one inside the Octagon. But with a year off, I really focused on my technique. I think I'm comfortable on both sides and I'm even more dangerous now.

I'm always evolving. I feel like my southpaw is as good as my right stance, so I'm getting better everywhere. I feel like I'm building off of that win and picking up right where I left off. The year off is not going to be a factor.

I'm feeling great. I've been training. I only took that time to heal my body. I know I'm going to have a long career in this and I didn't want to rush back not healthy. I know that I want this to last. I don't want anything to decide my fights besides my skills, so I took the year off.

I feel excellent. I'm ready to continue right where I left off in Japan. The techniques and skills that Pettis has been able to focus on in his time off were the only ones to defeat Henderson in 12 fights under the Zuffa banner. He's a good striker, he wrestles really well, he's very hard to submit, and very hard to finish. You take the top guys at the division and they all have holes in their game. I'm not saying I'm perfect; there are holes in my game. But you can watch the video of my fight with him and see how to beat this guy - he's not untouchable.

Hopefully, no one does that before I get there. I'm not thinking ahead or past 'Cowboy', but that's one of the fights that I want to get. At 29 years old with an overall record of , 1NC, Cerrone has reeled off six impressive wins in seven fights inside the Octagon, and the Jackson-Winkeljohn product will just mark his two year anniversary in the UFC after this scrap.

He's one of those guys who really doesn't have any holes in his game. He's very active, he always comes to fight, and he's always ready to fight.

He's not going to come out of shape and not come ready to fight. He's going to come to fight. He's going to be a tough fight for me and I'm preparing for him to be one of the toughest fights of my career. On paper, 25 of their 39 fights have ended via scintillating stoppage, which is why these young lightweights have been beloved by fans in the WEC and the UFC. UFC Cormier vs. Miocic 2. Stephen Thompson. Tony Ferguson. UFC Khabib vs.

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