Incoming UFC Abu Dhabi star Bryce Mitchell claims that he is the clear Kryptonite to overthrow Merab Dvalishvili.
Mitchell will return this weekend in the middle, the former multi -year -old feather -weight candidate, will make up for a Bantamweight debut, while taking on the Russian enemy, Nurmagomedov said.
And despite brutal losses for both Jean Silva and Josh Emmett in two of his last three outings, Mitchell's confidence seems more than high when it comes to his chances of getting in 135 pounds.
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Bryce Mitchell for sure to solve Merab Dvalishvili puzzle
Task to use its grab carbonades this weekend in the VAE against Nurmagomedov, Mitchell, who is still arranged in the top-15 at featherweight, has plans for a continuous run on bantamweight, anyway.
And to do with some big work to even fight itself to face the dominant Merab Dvalishvili, Mitchell claims that if they ever fight – a new champion can be crowned very easily.
“Let's face it, nobody is going to beat Merab (Dvalishvili),” Mitchell told MMA Junkie. “Who is going to beat Merab? You have to call someone who can beat him.
“… they are [the UFC] I will realize that they need a man like me [to beat Dvalishvili]”Mitchell went on.” Here I am. Call me. “
“I always answer the phone, I always say yes – and the UFC knows that I have never rejected a fight,” he ended.
And while he had his own chances of beating the real estate Dvalishvili, Mitchell played the threat of the expected next enemy for the Georgian machine.
Bryce Mitchell closes the chances of Cory Sandhagen against Merab Dvalishvili
Drives on a stunning championship government from recent, Dvalishvili is fresh from his second victory over Sean O'Malley just earlier this year.
And although his return to action is not yet to be made officially, it is generally expected that DvalishVili will be confronted with the rising Cory Sandhagen afterwards – in his attempt to finally catch Octagon Gold.
But with regard to the resident of Arkansas, Mitchell, Sandhagen does not have a chance to beat the Tbilisi joke pler if they share the Octagon together.
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“Cory's (Sandhagen) are going to lose, and that's what will happen,” said Mitchell.
“And you can see the fight to see how Cory is defeated, but he is not going to win.” He went on.