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Aspinall then said he d like to return within a couple months, challenged fellow “Fight Island” competitor Serghei Spivac to a commotion, and stated he even has his eyes on the UFC heavyweight championship.
” I want to get back round September, October time, something like that,” Aspinall stated. “I was really impressed with Serghei Spivac who combated recently on this card, hes a young up and coming man, Im a young and up and coming man and I believe they need to put us together and lets battle.”
After that, its putting the actions together, winning battle by fight, until hes in a position to challenge for and win the UFC title, he stated.
” One day Im gon na be UFC heavyweight champion of the world,” Aspinall stated. “Ive constantly seen it in my mind.”
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Launching was incredible, it was exactly what Ive seen in my mind the whole time,” Aspinall said after his win, the eighth of his profession.
” Went good, went amazing. I understood he is a bit careless with his method and he enters a bit, so it was just what we practiced in the gym, timing my punches, not rushing, just taking my time a little bit and it worked well.”
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The 27-year-old landed every single one of his 10 strikes, dropping his challenger Jake Collier with a one-two surface.
Aspinall then said he has actually been imagining a path to the UFC championship.
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BATTLE ISLAND– A UFC debutant took “Fight Island” by storm when he bulldozed through his challenger, winning by knockout in 45 seconds Sunday.
Meet Tom Aspinall, a 6-foot-6 Englishman who barely broke a sweat in his MMA match at the Flash Forum in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi.
Aspinall brought a heavy-handed track record with him to the Octagon, and a precise and clubbing one-two punch combination brought his opponent Jake Collier to the canvas, where he then cringed on all fours, desiring the bout to be over.
Collier was barely in the fight, landing just 3 of 9 strikes attempted. Aspinall, meanwhile, landed all 10 of his strikes– many of them significant, tossed with brute force.
