M. Holloway dominated C. Kattar in the UFC Fight Island 7. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Featherweight (up to 65,7kg.) Calvin kattar He's still working to get back to training. In his last fight, against Max Holloway No. UFC Fight Island 7, the American was taken to the hospital after receiving 445 significant attacks. Three months later, his training partner, Rob font, reveals that Kattar's team still wants to ensure his brain is 100% recovered before he returns to fighting normally.
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“He’s just in and out of the gym, but he’s still going through concussion protocols. He doesn't have a concussion, but the team is just wanting him to recover before returning. So, they're still evaluating his coordination, balance exercises and things like that. Still without any physical contact,” Font said in an interview with 'MMANews'.
Despite following all the team's precautions, Calvin kattar He already wants to get back to training and get back on track. Still according Rob font, the athlete is restless and wants to 'go back and fix' the defeats.
“We are trying to kick him out of the gym because he is getting anxious. He's getting to a point where he wants to start moving more. He's like a little baby, we're just trying to treat him now. Like, 'Take it slow, you've got a lot of big fights, a busy year, take some time off and just go out.' But it's difficult, especially coming off a defeat. You want to go back and fix everything you thought you broke, and now you can't. So it's one of those things where I want him back in the gym, but he shouldn't be there right now,” concluded his training partner.
Sixth place in the ranking, Calvin kattar He has been an MMA professional since 2007. At 33 years old, the American has a record of 22 wins and five losses in his career.
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