Dominick Cruz states injuries plays a consider choice
“I took a look at that battle. I go, ‘Okay, do not be too extreme on yourself. This belongs to the video game. You get struck. You get captured. These things occur.’ I was in the battle. I wasn’t slower, I wasn’t looking behind an action,” Cruz included. “I wasn’t passing by the excellent methods. Those are all things I include to my state of mind before moving into this last 9 months. The abilities are still there. It’s simply a matter of all the injuries and things. Can I keep them together to make it through the camp? The camp is the difficult part. All of us understand that. It’s not truly the battle.”
Even if Dominick Cruz wins and reverses the clock, he thinks UFC Seattle will be the last time he battles.
Cruz is 24-4 and will turn 40 years of ages in March, so he’ll retire prior to he turns 40. Cruz is the previous bantamweight champ and has noteworthy wins over Demetrious Johnson, Urijah Faber, Joseph Benavidez, and TJ Dillashaw to name a few.
