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Cory Sandhagen Open To Rob Font Fight After TJ Dillashaw Matchup
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Cory Sandhagen is open to facing Rob Font after TJ Dillashaw if he doesn’t get a title shot.
“I’d be open to a Rob Font fight, but a dream possibility would be a fight for the title after this,” Sandhagen said to LowKick MMA. “He looked great against [Cody Garbrandt] and I was really happy for him. He had a breakout performance and I know how hard it is to have that breakout fight.”
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“I have no problem fighting another top guy after this to make my name value even greater,” Sandhagen continued. “We’ll see what the UFC says and in the meantime, I need to make sure I’m the best possible athlete and fighter I can be.”
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Daniel Cormier actually has some nice things to say about Jon Jones, and they may rub light heavyweight champion Jan Blachowicz the wrong way.
It is often said that if you compliment a person multiple times and insult that same person a single time, they will mostly remember and react to the one insult. Everyone can agree that Daniel Cormier has rarely had anything positive to say about Jones, and the insults far outweigh the compliments. Jones may only respond to the criticisms from Cormier, but there have been times where Cormier has spoken highly about Jones as an athlete.
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Cory Sandhagen Sees Clear Path To Title & Puts 135 Peers On Notice
Following his breathtaking knockout of the legendary Frankie Edgar at
UFC Fight Night: Overeem vs. Volkov (UFC Vegas 18), Cory Sandhagen sees no debate on what should be next for him.
Coming into UFC Vegas 18, Cory Sandhagen made it clear that a win over Frankie Edgar would put him at the front of the line for a bantamweight world title shot. As eloquently as Sandhagen made this argument, nothing could get that message across clearer than when he put Edgar’s lights out with a picture-perfect flying knee 28 seconds into the very first round.