Shogun (photo) also said that he will continue to hold his camps at King's MMA. Photo: Lucas Carrano/SUPER FIGHTS
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Winning again for the first time since December 2013 with the triumph over Rogério Minotouro at UFC 190, this Saturday (01), Mauritius Shogun You are already starting to feel the first reactions of the positive result. Shortly after the event in Rio, the former light heavyweight champion was challenged by Quinton Rampage Jackson for another historic rematch of the extinct PRIDE and responded promptly.
"Then the Rampage challenged me and I take this opportunity to say that I accept the challenge. I want to warn the Rampage that, with the UFC authorizing it, I will fight with him whenever he wants, whenever he wants and whenever he wants”, said Shogun, who also assured that he will continue training with his former Chute Boxe teammate Rafael Cordeiro at “ King's MMA” for his next fights.
Furthermore, Maurício Rua also commented on his duel with Minotouro and said he was not bothered by the boos that echoed in the HSBC Arena after the announcement of the official result. “It was a tough fight, Minotouro is a very tough guy and has very good boxing. And people want to see a beating, right? And I think there were a lot of Team Nogueira guys here too, so they booed. But I was happy with the victory, and thank God I beat a tough opponent who is Minotouro and, therefore, the booing didn't bother me, quite the opposite”, he highlighted.
At 33, Mauritius Shogun has a professional record of 23 wins and ten losses. With the triumph, Shogun put an end to a negative series of two consecutive knockouts suffered in events held in Brazil and achieved his second victory in four fights, somewhat balancing the balance of what is one of the most delicate moments of his career.
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