Edson Barboza on Featherweight Move
Barboza will face Jalin Turner this weekend at UFC 323.
Summary
- Edson Barboza discusses his move to featherweight and whether he regrets it.
- He reflects on his past weight-cutting and health, noting how sick he felt during previous camps.
- The upcoming bout is against Jalin Turner at UFC 323.
Quote: “I look back and see how sick I was getting” — Barboza on his past weight cuts.
Context
Barboza’s decision to switch to a lower weight class has been a topic of discussion, balancing potential performance benefits with personal health considerations. He emphasizes the importance of long-term well-being while pursuing competitive goals.
Observations
- The move to featherweight is framed as a trade-off: potential stylistic and stamina advantages versus the rigors of weight cutting.
- Barboza remains focused on the present challenge against Turner, prioritizing performance over nostalgia for past conditions.
Author’s note: Edson Barboza reframes his career trajectory, focusing on health and sustainable competition rather than past hardships.
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