If the pay-per-view is purchased, all fights from UFC 259. 'But I got the job done.' UFC 259: Blachowicz vs. I’ve chosen to make adjustments, consistently, over and over so life doesn’t feel so hard. 'A little closer than I wanted,' Cruz said in his postfight interview. “When you start seeing that things in your life aren’t working, you either make adjustments, or you sit with them. “Years of just not having control of a lot of bad situations,” Cruz said, with a laugh. The bantamweight division is absolutely stacked right now, so it may take.
So how exactly did he develop his fairly unique mindset? UFC 259 will mark the return of the great bantamweight Cruz as he attempts to begin his road back to a title fight. Through all of the layoffs, and even the recent losses, Cruz has been able to preserve his level-headedness, a trait that has likely also contributed to his longevity in the sport. RELATED: UFC Unfiltered: Amanda Nunes, Dominick Cruz, and UFC 259 | More Than A Belt | Flashback: The Comeback of Dominic Cruz | Watch Dominick's Fights on UFC Fight Pass 1.8K Dislike Share ESPN MMA 1. Then, another year and a half before the split decision victory over TJ Dillashaw to win back a belt he had never lost in the Octagon. Three years sat between Cruz defending his bantamweight title against Demetrious Johnson in 2011 and knocking out Takeya Mizugaki in his first fight back in just outside of a minute. This isn’t the first time Cruz has had to navigate a years-long, injury-riddled layoff. I’ve been able to train like an athlete without having to stop because of something getting hurt, so that’s nice.” “Since my last fight I’ve gotten to train consistently for six months so I’m healthy. “I feel good,” the 35-year-old San Diego native said. He’ll command play-by-play and be joined in the booth by retired lightweight contender. And now, seeing as Cruz’s health has reportedly been on the up and up, combined with an unwavering confidence about his abilities, he can finally trust his body and pour all of his efforts into training again. Dominick Cruz John Gooden will serve as the leading man on the mic from cageside at UFC Fight Night 222.
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MORE UFC 259: How To Order | Jan Blachowicz Career Retrospective | Inside The Octagon | Aljamain Sterling’s Top Finishes | Journey To Champion - Petr Yan | Kennedy NzechukwuĪ three-and-a-half-year layoff sandwiched between two bantamweight title losses, a circumstance that would normally prove to be an imaginatively frustrating one for the average person, instead served as a period of growth for Cruz. It’s him or me, and I gotta take him out.”
“I don’t really look at it as anything other than it’s another guy and I’ve got to fight for my life. “I mean, he’s on a three-fight winning streak,” Cruz said.
Photos: Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC Dominick Cruz got it done in an entertaining scrap with Casey Kenney. The UFC veteran said he isn’t keen on concerning himself with the numbers placed next to an opponent’s name, believing rankings aren’t indicative of an opponent’s technical skill level in most cases. Dominick Cruz punches Casey Kenney in their bantamweight fight during UFC 259.
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