Ruffy has shared his thoughts on N3on's role.

UFC lightweight fighter Mauricio Ruffy has reacted to his upcoming opponent Arman Tsarukyan adding internet streamer N3on to his corner team for UFC 331. The co-main event bout takes place this Saturday in Los Angeles, California. Tsarukyan revealed during media day that N3on will join UFC fighter Khamzat Chimaev in his corner, replacing either his strength and conditioning coach or a sparring partner.
Ruffy dismissed concerns that Tsarukyan is underestimating him, stating that extra voices in a corner can often just create noise. The decision for N3on to join the corner reportedly stems from social media appearances and a $50,000 bet. Ruffy emphasized that he remains focused on his own preparation regardless of who is in his opponent's corner.
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