Joaquin Buckley Adjusts Training Approach Ahead of UFC Edmonton Main Event
Joaquin Buckley credits Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Bobby 'King' Green for helping him refine his training ahead of his main event clash with Mike Malott at UFC Edmonton.
Ahead of his crucial main event appearance at UFC Edmonton this Saturday, welterweight Joaquin Buckley has revealed significant adjustments to his training regimen. Speaking on his preparation for the matchup against Mike Malott, Buckley credited veterans Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Bobby 'King' Green for helping him step outside of his comfort zone.
Buckley enters this weekend's contest looking to snap a two-fight losing streak. Acknowledging that he previously struggled with self-trust in high-pressure scenarios, the welterweight noted that his recent training camp was focused on applying actionable changes rather than just refining existing skills. By integrating advice from experienced veterans, Buckley aims to correct the trajectory of his career as he prepares to face the Canadian standout in the promotion's return to Edmonton.
For fantasy managers, this bout represents a high-stakes pivot point. With Buckley eager to prove his growth after back-to-back losses, the main event carries significant weight for those looking to capitalize on potential betting value or roster points in upcoming fantasy cycles, as his ability to implement these tactical adjustments will determine whether he can regain his standing in the division.
Source: MMA Fighting.
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