Kamaru Usman thinks he is always the best welf weight at UFC

Cameroon Usman
I’m still the best Welter UFC weight
And I come for my belt!
Published
Tmzsports.com
Cameroon Usman is in the middle of the worst section of his career – at least with regard to victories and defeats – but the Nigerian nightmare says that it is not … he is always The best fighter of 170 LB in the best MMA promotion in the world!
Former longtime Welter weight champion now ranked 5th, joined Babcock on “TMZ Sports” television program (is broadcast every night FS1) … a few days before her long -awaited piece with the 7th row Joaquin Buckley.
Kamaru says that despite a layoff of more than 600 days, he is ready to leave.
“I feel good. I feel good, you know? I’m here by sipping tea. Very serene,” said Usman, having a drink.
While Buckley, 31 Vicente luque,, Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson And Colby Covington)) … Usman has had a rough blow lately.
Kamaru has lost three games in a row, but it doesn’t start telling the whole story. As a champion, he lost his belt Leon Edwards In August 2022 … A fight he dominated until Rocky won a last -minute head kick that ended the combat. They divided 7 months later – a tight fight that Kamaru lost by decision. Usman then accepted a song with Khamzat Chimaev At 10 days, in Middleweight (185 pounds), which he also lost by decision.
We asked Kamaru, despite the sequence, if he thought he could resume his title.
“Absolutely. I feel like I was better than each of these guys in front of me.”
But that does not mean that Buckley is not dangerous … because he is.
“Joaquin is very, very aggressive. Meux Meux, Handight, hard.
Usman added … “It’s my job to go and let it know:” You do a good thing, but you know you are not there yet. “”
We also asked Kamaru if he thinks that a victory would put him in place for a crack at the current champion.
“Absolutely. I think that with a finish on Buckley this weekend, I am the following for this one,” said Usman, before explaining his justification.
“If you really look at the division and you look at the landscape of the place where we are with the UFC and everyone, I don’t want to ring a certain type, but I think that for the search for the biggest name and the biggest fight in this division, I think it’s me.”
But, the first things first … Usman beat Buckley on Saturday.
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