A renowned coach has detailed detailed how Sean Strickland can prepare for the struggle of Khamzat Chimaev.
Chimaev made his dominant grab to catch the UFC Middleweight Championship of Dricus du Plessis. The title fight headed UFC 319 in Chicago. “Borz” had almost 22 minutes of checking in the one -sided affair, and many wonder if someone in the middleweight division can deduct him.
Xtreme Couture coach Eric Nicksick contradicted Mmajunkie.comAnd he discussed how Strickland could prepare for Chimaev if he can make his way back to a title fight of 185 pounds.
“Let’s say Sean has a few fights before we get a squat at Khamzat,” said Nicksick. “Tijdens die tijdlijn wil je absoluut beginnen met het implementeren van enkele dingen die dat worstelen zullen ontkennen of voortbouwen als je uiteindelijk vecht tegen ‘Fluffy’ Hernandez of Khamzat of Reinier de Ridder. Veel van die jongens hebben dezelfde soort stamboom, als je wilt, als je wilt, als je wilt, als je wilt, als je wilt, als je wilt, als je wilt, als je bent, als je bent, als je bent, als je bent, als je hem vecht of niet.”
As Nicksick said, Strickland would probably need a big win before he still gets a championship fight. His rematch against Du Plessis was not nearly as competitive as their first meeting. Yet Strickland is eager to return to the Octagon and has shown interest in a fight before the end of the UFC end.
Regarding the rest of the middleweight division, there are four hunters who get the chance to argue the next title. Nassourdine Imavov is confronted with Caio Borralho on 6 September, while Reinier De Ridder meets Anthony Hernandez on October 11. The hunter who has the most impressive performance figures to get Dibs on the Chimaev fight that ends an unforeseen circumstance.
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