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Recently crowned Strikeforce light-heavyweight champion Gegard Mousasi (26-2-1) posted an update on his status on the M-1 Global website.
In the blog he talks about training, Strikeforce, the UFC, M-1 Global, and the Nov. 7 main event between Fedor Emelianenko and Brett Rogers. Mousasi announces his participation in the Chicago event but doesn’t know who he’ll be facing yet.
Here are a few of the highlights from his blog:
On Strikeforce -
After my win on Babulu, I’ve noticed that I have gotten more American fans. A lot of people didn’t know me but winning against the favorite in Babulu gave me extra attention. There were some people that weren’t convinced yet but I’m happy to show them my ability. I like to read all the great reactions and that people believe in me. It really motivates me and I feel I’m just making my entrance. I still have a long road to go.
In November my second fight for Strikeforce will take place but my opponent is not been determined . I heard some rumors like Kevin Randleman, Paulo Filho and Mike Whitehead. Whitehead would be the most logical pick because he recently won against Randleman. I’ve also heard a rumor that Arona is fighting again and it would be great if Strikeforce can pick him up. We can use a new light heavyweight fighter.
For now, I am just just concentrating on myself. On this level everybody is a threat in a fight. It’s better to look at yourself instead of your opponent.
On the UFC -
I was doubting if I’m doing a UFC chapter in my blog, my first thought was no because I’m not a UFC fighter but on the other hand a lot of people ask me the question ‘when are you going to the UFC?’. I know that the best fighters in my weight fight in the UFC but I’m still young and very happy with Strikeforce as a company. I’ve signed a contract with them and I will fight the fights they give me.
There are so many things possible in a short time, maybe I lose two times and the UFC doesn’t want me at all. That’s why I focus on one fight at a time. My goal in the future is of course to become UFC champion but I’m not in a rush. I’m happy with Strikeforce now and that’s the most important things. I’m now champion and want to defend with honor and dignity. It’s up to fighters like Fedor, Alistair and me to show great fights and make Strikeforce look good. I still believe Strikeforce is the company with the most growth potential. By the way maybe the UFC champions will come to Strikeforce and challenges us for the belt (laughs). (more…)
Recently crowned Strikeforce light-heavyweight champion Gegard Mousasi (26-2-1) posted an update on his status on the M-1 Global website. In the blog he talks about training, Strikeforce, the UFC, M-1 Global, and the Nov. 7 main event between Fedor Emelianenko and Brett Rogers. Mousasi announces his participation in the Chicago event but doesn’t know [...]
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