Mike Malott has reflected on his career so far ahead of his Ultimate Fighting Championship headlining clash against Joaquin Buckley.
Mike Malott reflected on overcoming childhood skepticism regarding his mixed martial arts ambitions as he prepares to headline UFC Edmonton against Joaquin Buckley. The Canadian welterweight recalled being told that reaching the UFC was unrealistic, pointing to his smaller stature as a child and his private school background as reasons peers doubted him.
The upcoming fight at Rogers Place in Edmonton marks Malott's second consecutive headlining bout in Canada, following his victory over Gilbert Burns at UFC Winnipeg in April. Malott noted that cultivating gratitude and staying present have remained essential parts of his process while competing at the sport's highest level.
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