After an electrifying UFC event that left fans stunned, the company is now revving up for an action-packed card filled with superstar matchups. UFC 294 is scheduled for October 21st at Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Arena and will feature a rematch between Islam Makhachev and Charles Oliveira. And what has Indian fans buzzing with excitement is the upcoming bout of Anshul Jubli, who is diligently honing his skills in preparation for his fight. So let’s dive in and see how the “King of Lion” is preparing for the fight.
Check out how Anshul Jubli is preparing for his upcoming bout at UFC 294 in Abu Dhabi
Jubli is a guy who firmly believes in either finding a way or working hard to achieve his goals. His impressive career journey speaks volumes. Hailing from the Himalayas, he rallied the entire nation behind him when he secured a UFC contract. Now, as he gears up for his upcoming bout against Mike Breeden, he’s sharpening his skills under the guidance of coach Yasubey Enomoto.
Leading up to the fight, fighters often head to training camps to prepare specifically for their upcoming opponents. Each opponent brings unique skills to the table, so tailored training is essential. In Jubli’s case, he’s currently at Soma Fight Club in Bali, Indonesia, getting ready for his match.
During his training, Jubli shared a video showcasing his rigorous regimen. He was seen training in a pool, focusing on improving his endurance and refining his breathing techniques. Notably, he was practicing various moves in the water, a challenging environment that adds intensity and intrigue to his preparations.
In this showdown, Jubli is riding high with a perfect 7-0 record, making waves across the nation. Meanwhile, Breeden, the American fighter, has been facing a string of challenges lately, with record of 10 victories, 6 defeats, and no draws. Notably, he’s currently stuck in a tough spot, having lost his last three UFC fights in a row.
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By securing a win against Breeden, Jubli has the chance to make history as the first-ever UFC fighter from India to achieve victory. Following in the footsteps of Bharat Khandare, Jubli earned himself a UFC contract and became the second Indian fighter to do so. So this match means a lot.
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