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This Saturday, October 6 at 7:00 pm Pacific Time, UFC 229: Khabib and McGregor will compete in the octagon for the UFC Lightweight Championship belt. Today, some fighters who participate in the next mixed martial arts event are invited to participate in the contest. UFC 229 Embedded: Vlog series in the first episode of a series of mini-documentaries provided by the Las Vegas-based promotional company.
Nurmagomedov, still undefeated, remains in good physical condition and respects Khabib's army
During the nine-minute clip, fans of the battle will have a detailed overview of Khabib's The Eagle's training program. Nurmagomedov (26-0-0), of his fitness program and a surprise meeting at the American Kickboxing Co. in San Jose, California, with a group of passionate fans known as D & C. Khabib army. The undefeated Russian assassin found inspiration in his fans before heading to Las Vegas for the week to get used to the climate before the title fight this weekend.
Tony Ferguson and Anthony Pettis prepare for UFC 229
We also have a glimpse of co-contenders in battle and former UFC Lightweight champions Tony Ferguson (23-3-0) and Anthony Pettis (21-7-0) as they prepare to enter Octagon for the competitors' rights. Ferguson gives viewers a sense of calm during the segment, while Pettis and his company work lightly in sweat during battle sessions led by head coach Duke Roufus.
Representative of the flyweight division, Sergio Pettis (17-3-0), Anthony's younger brother also made an appearance in the vlog, attempting to maintain a solid foundation weight while working on striking methods alternatives as he prepares to face the 35 year old, Jussier Formiga (21-5-0) this weekend.
Conor McGregor: discussions continue
Closing of the episode one of UFC 229 Embedded: Vlog series It was Conor McGregor, the Irish talker himself, who showed up at the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas in an orange Lamborghini Aventador to do some sparring to get ready to face Khabib this Saturday.
McGregor talks about his 10-round experience in the boxing ring last August against Floyd Mayweather and his eagerness to defend his two UFC championship titles against Nurmagomedov.
This main event will be exciting for mixed martial arts enthusiasts, as Khabib has had many successes using unorthodox typing methods such as ruthless flying knees, a left-handed combo and right hook that left his opponents stunned and mastering the techniques of withdrawal. Some may doubt McGregor who has not been in the Octagon since losing to Eddie Alvarez in November 2016, but Conor earned his right to fight among the world's elite and there has a reason why he is the best self-proclaimed fighter from the pound to the pound.
Tune in to the Pay-Per-View event, this Saturday, Oct. 6, to see the result of UFC 229: Khabib Vs. McGregor.
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