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(live-PR.com) - Now a couple of days from the moment I enter the Octagon and make my UFC debut at UFC 105 in Manchester. This Saturday night I will be competing for the first time since winning season nine of The Ultimate Fighter back in June.
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This is a really exciting time for me, and
a chance to show the UFC fans exactly what I have learnt since leaving the show and lifting that Ultimate Fighter trophy. It’s been five months since I appeared in The Ultimate Fighter finale, and it’s been the best part of a year since I competed on the actual show. It’s fair to say I’ve improved my game a lot since then.
Winning The Ultimate Fighter has allowed me to improve as a fighter and offered numerous doors for me. I’m now able to train like a UFC fighter and learn from the best coaches in the game, as opposed to just training like an aspiring mixed martial artist.
I’ve been back training in England for over a week now and headed up to Manchester on Tuesday. I’m now gearing up for fight week, which includes any number of media activities, including fighter workouts, press conferences, interviews and then the pre-fight weigh-ins on Friday. Though I won’t be partaking in all of those activities, it’s great to be involved in the UFC build-up. You really get a taste of what’s to come and it truly opens your eyes as to just how big this sport is becoming.
In terms of my mindset on fight week, I tend to just become a lot more relaxed during the final days. I’ve been able to relax more with each fight I have, to be honest. I started out as quite a nervous and anxious fighter – and would often burn up nervous energy in the ring – but now I’ve learned to settle down a lot more, both inside the ring and outside it. I think it’s something that comes with experience.
For me the biggest difficulty during fight week is the weight-cutting. You’ve really got to watch your diet to make weight and you’ve got to cut a lot of the water weight out. It’s not easy and I’ll usually have a stone in weight to cut during the last 48 hours.
Despite the weigh-cut and the pressure of the fight, I’ll be mostly excited in the final days. I think I’ll really be looking forward to this fight more than anything. It’s been a long time coming and this UFC 105 show is going to be an incredible event. It’s hard not to be excited for something like this. I just can’t wait to get going now.
I’m also looking forward to seeing how the other guys from The Ultimate Fighter get on. I can’t wait to see Nick (Osipczak), Andre (Winner) and Ross (Pearson) fight. Despite the team element of The Ultimate Fighter, we’re all alone once we get inside the Octagon and it will be interesting to see how we all adapt.
The show was a good stepping-stone for us. It gave us a chance to fight in the Octagon behind closed doors in the Vegas gym, and then we moved on to the Octagon at the finale. Now we’ll all be fighting in the Octagon at UFC 105. It’s a gradual process and we’ve all been eased in fairly gently, stage by stage. I’m sure the noise and the magnitude of the event will knock me for six on Saturday night, but I’m doing my best to be prepared for it. One thing I’m definitely prepared for is my opponent Matt Brown…
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This is a really exciting time for me, and
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Winning The Ultimate Fighter has allowed me to improve as a fighter and offered numerous doors for me. I’m now able to train like a UFC fighter and learn from the best coaches in the game, as opposed to just training like an aspiring mixed martial artist.
I’ve been back training in England for over a week now and headed up to Manchester on Tuesday. I’m now gearing up for fight week, which includes any number of media activities, including fighter workouts, press conferences, interviews and then the pre-fight weigh-ins on Friday. Though I won’t be partaking in all of those activities, it’s great to be involved in the UFC build-up. You really get a taste of what’s to come and it truly opens your eyes as to just how big this sport is becoming.
In terms of my mindset on fight week, I tend to just become a lot more relaxed during the final days. I’ve been able to relax more with each fight I have, to be honest. I started out as quite a nervous and anxious fighter – and would often burn up nervous energy in the ring – but now I’ve learned to settle down a lot more, both inside the ring and outside it. I think it’s something that comes with experience.
For me the biggest difficulty during fight week is the weight-cutting. You’ve really got to watch your diet to make weight and you’ve got to cut a lot of the water weight out. It’s not easy and I’ll usually have a stone in weight to cut during the last 48 hours.
Despite the weigh-cut and the pressure of the fight, I’ll be mostly excited in the final days. I think I’ll really be looking forward to this fight more than anything. It’s been a long time coming and this UFC 105 show is going to be an incredible event. It’s hard not to be excited for something like this. I just can’t wait to get going now.
I’m also looking forward to seeing how the other guys from The Ultimate Fighter get on. I can’t wait to see Nick (Osipczak), Andre (Winner) and Ross (Pearson) fight. Despite the team element of The Ultimate Fighter, we’re all alone once we get inside the Octagon and it will be interesting to see how we all adapt.
The show was a good stepping-stone for us. It gave us a chance to fight in the Octagon behind closed doors in the Vegas gym, and then we moved on to the Octagon at the finale. Now we’ll all be fighting in the Octagon at UFC 105. It’s a gradual process and we’ve all been eased in fairly gently, stage by stage. I’m sure the noise and the magnitude of the event will knock me for six on Saturday night, but I’m doing my best to be prepared for it. One thing I’m definitely prepared for is my opponent Matt Brown…
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