What he’s trying to be known as one of the best featherweights in the world, a task that continues this weekend against Luis Saldana. And don’t be surprised if his hand injuries actually improved his game heading into that climactic fight in Salt Lake City.
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“The beauty of MMA is we have a ton of other weapons so something I’ve leaned on is working my kicks, knees and elbows more in my game and I’m always trying to improve my grappling,” he said. “So that’s something I’m going to exercise this fight – use all my weapons and not be too focused on my hands.”
And maybe, if you listen close, you’ll hear him say, “Three in a row, three in a row.”
