Canadian UFC fighter seeks war with Korean Superboy

https://www.nsnews.com/national-sports/canadian-featherweight-kyle-nelson-looks-forward-to-high-profile-ufc-fight-6477417 

  With Canada's support and the maple leaf on his back, Kyle Nelson returns to the octagon on the main card of Lewis vs Spivac on February 4th in Las Vegas. With a deceiving record against the toughest names of the featherweight division, Kyle always steps up to the plate for an exciting, fan-pleasing scrap. Unlike others, he never lets the loses deter him. When called upon to fight anyone and anywhere, the only answer Kyle knows is yes. A mentality such as is respected by matchmakers. For that, they awarded Kyle with the opportunity of a life time. A bout against Hall of Famer Korean Superboy, Doo Ho Choi.

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Canadian fighter Kyle Nelson (13-5) 

   Known for one of the greatest fights ever against Cub Swanson, Choi is back. From his long absence due to military service in Korea, Choi has put his 3 loss streak behind him as he seeks to remind fight fans who he truly is. He has reunited with fellow top 5 Korean Featherweight, Chan Sung Jung, to refine his tool set ahead of this comeback fight. Choi finally feels like he has honed his fight style significanlty to a more calmer, sniper-like approach. A syle he feel, that'll get that much desirable win. 

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Korean Superboy Doo Ho Choi (14-4) 

   With the Featherweight division in desperat need for a new, worthy contender for champion Alexander Volkanovski, both fighters have been given an incentive to fight for. A big feature fight such as should garner the attention of some top ranked fighters. Kyle has mentioned how he wants to be the first ranked Canadian Featherweight ahead of all else. But plans for this to not overshadow his preparations in seeking for a good performance. Tune in Live at 9pm Pacific in ampt of this thrilling fight card, and thrilling fight.

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Official fight night poster for Lewis vs Spivac

  

    


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