Speaking via MMAWeekly .com, Belcher said:
“we’re both different fighters. He’s still the
same athlete and still a good grappler, but he’s improved in a lot of
different ways. I was looking at his most recent fights to go by. I
wouldn’t even have to train for him if I could just erase that and not
know what he was going to do at all, I could go in there and he wouldn’t
take me down at all, as easy as he did then. Now he couldn’t do the
same thing to me again. That fight doesn’t matter, and I’m a lot better
at wrestling and grappling than I was then.”
“Every
second we’re on the feet, I’m going to be bringing the pain to him. I’m
going to make him make him not want to be in there with me. I want it
worse than him, I want this win worse than any fight ever. If he can’t
get me down, he’s going to be crapping his pants. Whenever I hit him,
he’s going to realize when he looks in my eyes that I want it a lot more
than he does, and he’s just going to be the best he can just fighting
off his instincts, his heart’s not really going to be in it because he’s
going to feel my heart and my ferocity. He will be scared.”
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