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Craig faces Brazilian contender Caio Borralho in what, on paper, looks like a potentially wild clash at 185 pounds. It’s a fight that pits Craig against a man who hasn’t lost since his second professional fight and who enters the match with a perfect 5-0 record inside the Octagon. He also does it on Brazilian soil in Borralho.
“They’re going to support the locals, they’re not going to support the guy who traveled 12 hours to get here,” he told UFC.com.
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“So I get it. I get it. If you fight on British soil you’ll get exactly the same thing. But, obviously, the Brazilians are a bit wilder when it comes to throwing love and “shadow! And I guarantee you that at the end of the fight, no matter the win, loss or draw, the fans will appreciate the performance I put on Saturday night.”
Craig’s unique fighting style is fascinating, and it’s a style that many UFC big names – including Jamahal Hill, Magomed Ankalaev, Nikita Krylov and Mauricio “Shogun” Rua – have been unable to stop. Everyone knows his goal is to take the fight to the ground and win a submission. This often sees him endure a lot of punishment along the way, but it has brought him a lot of success and notoriety.
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