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•Randa Markos vs. Angela Hill at UFC Fight Night 148 on 3/23 in Nashville
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Ariane Lipski: "She’s saying she wants to stay on the feet and strike from start to finish, and that’s what I want. I want to put on a stand-up show for the audience, but I believe she will change her strategy and go to the ground when we start trading. My jiu-jitsu is great. I’m very sharp on the ground. My defensive jiu-jitsu is good, but my offensive jiu-jitsu is even better. I’m training with world champions in jiu-jitsu and we’re confident on the ground. If the fight goes to the ground, it’s highly likely that we can finish it. The division is new, my opponent is ranked No. 10, so I’ll take her spot with a win — and I might move up even more with a good victory. There aren’t many options to face Valentina, so what we expect is that one or two wins, not more than three, and we might fight for the belt. Our goal is to fight as much as we can this year, get a good streak going, to get to the belt and win.” h/t MMA Fighting
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Coach: Future of the 125 division doesn't distract Henry Cejudo
If Cejudo wins big tonight, the UFC flyweight division may have a future, if he loses to 135 champ T.J. Dillashaw maybe not so much. Cejudo’s coach, Eric Albarracin, says the fighter can handle it: “Henry doesn’t feel pressure. Henry creates pressure. And pressure versus time equals diamonds. I don’t think it matters. Henry’s going to go in there with one goal on his mind, and that’s to run through T.J. Dillashaw. He’s more dialed in. The last fight, he had a chip on his shoulder, and he got that revenge. But now, he’s here with passion and purpose, because he’s here to save the flyweight division. So he’s focused.” h/t MMAjunkie • Watch MMAjunkie Radio
T.J. Dillashaw: I'll be the last flyweight champion
"I’m actually stronger now than I was my last camp. I put up some PRs on my clean and press and doing some PRs on my weightlifting, which is pretty impressive. ... He’s competitive. He’s an athlete. He’s an Olympic gold medalist so he’s got some attributes, but really I don’t see a challenge. I see me just having to get out there and perform. Go out there and have some fun, perform. I’ll be the last flyweight champion. ... What it comes down to man, is cementing my legacy and realizing that I’m the greatest fighter on this planet. I think that I’m the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, and that’s me proving it. I’ll be able to go down a weight class, I can go up a weight class, I can beat everyone and I know it." h/t MMA Mania
Aaron Pico: Nothing is off the table in my combat sports career
“I’m still young, 22, and in this game, it’s always evolving. Nothing is off the table. I’m still very, very young. ... We’ll see what the future holds, but like I’ve been saying, the whole goal in mind is to be the best fighter in the world, and that can mean a lot of things. If that means get some boxing fights in, then get some boxing fights. If that means wrestling in the Olympic games, getting some jiu-jitsu tournaments in – my goal is to be the best fighter in the world, and having to do certain things along the way to enhance that and get me one step closer, I’m all for it. But right now, I’m content with MMA and progressing with that. I’m an open-minded guy, and whatever I have to do to fulfill that dream, I will.” h/t MMAjunkie
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