John Castaneda had at first expected to make his re-visitation of the octagon significantly sooner, yet he is currently satisfied to have an impressive rival arranged for UFC Louisville.
Albeit the postponement was longer than expected, John Castaneda feels fulfilled that the standby has finished in a difficult and beneficial matchup. He is anxious to grandstand his abilities against a solid contender and accepts this battle will be a critical chance to show what he can do on a noticeable stage.
Victory Over Kyung Ho Kang by Decision at UFC 295
John Castaneda’s latest session occurred in November, where he triumphed over Kyung Ho Kang by choice at UFC 295. Following this achievement, John Castaneda uncovered that he was offered one more battle in Spring. Be that as it may, after cautious thought, he decided to decline the open door.
He made sense of that the proposed coordinate didn’t line up with his essential objectives and expert goals around then. John Castaneda felt that tolerating the battle could not have possibly been a reasonable move for his profession, provoking him to hang tight for a fitting and favorable matchup.
“Yeah absolutely, it’s almost like I’m on routine,” John Castaneda said on Just Scrap Radio on BJPENN.com. “Last year I fought in June and November, this year we are fighting June again and hopefully in November again… We had one offer in March, but I’m going to be honest with you Cole, the fight didn’t just make sense to me, right?
I’m at the point in my career where I feel like I need to be moving up the ladder and I got offered a debut guy and it didn’t make sense to me. If I beat him, well I am supposed to beat him and if I lose to him, there is a lot to lose.”
John Castaneda Eagerly Accepted the Opportunity to Fight
John Castaneda was at last given the amazing chance to confront the undefeated Daniel Marcos at UFC Louisville, a deal he enthusiastically acknowledged. Castaneda sees this matchup as a magnificent trial of his abilities, sure that it will push him to perform at his best.
He recognizes that Marcos is an impressive and talented contender, yet he stays persuaded that Marcos has never experienced a rival with his novel battling style and level of skill. Castaneda accepts that his assorted range of abilities and experience will present difficulties that Marcos still can’t seem to look at in his profession, making this an astonishing and critical session for the two warriors.
“I find him to be very technically sound on the feet, a good boxer, a good counter striker, and good as well. Just trying to focus on my striking and boxing,” John Castaneda added. “He’s got decent kicks, but honestly, all of the people he has fought are very stationary guys, especially his last fight.
I’m going to be showing him a lot of different looks from southpaw, orthodox, throw knees, kicks, and elbows, I’ve been working a lot with my movement. He hasn’t fought anybody like me, or as mobile as me. It should be a good fight.”
John Castaneda, Despite Being the Underdog
Despite entering UFC Louisville as a slight underdog against Daniel Marcos, John Castaneda remains confident in his ability to achieve an upset victory. John Castaneda anticipates a significant advantage in ground combat and is certain that his superior grappling skills will enable him to submit Marcos, thereby handing him his first career loss.
“He hasn’t been tested in the wrestling or jiu-jitsu aspect, I know that is going to be there. I just got my black belt last month, I’ve been feeling sharp with my wrestling. Peru doesn’t have good wrestling. I know he’s training out of Florida now, but I’ve been wrestling my whole life. I’ll have the advantage on the ground. I think this fight ends by submission within two rounds,” John Castaneda said.
Should John Castaneda figure out how to complete Marcos at UFC Louisville, he accepts this accomplishment could procure him a session against a positioned rival in his next battle.
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