Only a few months after his 25th birthday, Ty Miller encountered the same problem that many hunters have his size. Standing on 6’2 ″ in the Welterweight Division, ripping with its body, the limit of 170 pounds is maturing. Fortunately for him, he has a number of people around him who have been there and have done that.
“Yes, it will be harder. But you know, everyone does the same shit.
Everyone cuts like 20 to 30 pounds. So if they can do it, I can do it too, man, “Miller explained.” And I have, other hunters like Tim [Means] And my coaches, Jon Judy and Matt Priest, a bit to help me cut and things of the weight. “
And it’s not just a team that has experienced that. The aforementioned teammate and mentor, Tim of UFC, has a similar size and has also fought in good weight.
“I have a little bit to deal with Tim, you know, because we have similar frames and sizes,” he said. “He helps me a bit with the nutrition area and the weight cutting area, things like that.”
Miller grew up in this gym looking at resources and other FitnHB stars such as Carlos Condit and Ray Borg. With his chance at the moment in the competition series this Tuesday, the shoe is on the other foot.
“Yes, it’s pretty funny. I recently thought of that.” It really helps, man. And the coaches who help them get there – such as Tom Vaughn, Arlene Sanchez, Jon Judy, Matt Priest. They can all help me coach and they already have a good idea to work with a frame like mine. “
To fully complete that shift, he must achieve a big win on Tuesday. He fights Jimmy Drago, a hunter who also likes to take action. With that kind of matchup along the way there is only one thing in his head.
“I’m looking for a knockout, man,” he said. “And I think it’s going that way.”
That fight with Jimmy Drago can be seen as part of the Contender Series Week 1 of Dana White. The card starts at 7 p.m. Est on ESPN+.
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