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Shogun Rua: It’s still a ‘dream’ to be fighting in UFC
- Updated: May 19, 2016
It’s been a long road for Mauricio Shogun Rua. With multiple world to his name, including the PRIDE Middleweight Grand Prix and the UFC light heavyweight championship, the fan favorite could retire tomorrow as one of the most accomplished veterans of the sport.
But that is not currently an option for Rua, who edged out Corey Anderson on the main card of UFC 198 in his hometown of Curitiba, Brazil last Saturday. The win marked his second straight, a feat Shogun hasn’t accomplished since 2009 when he scored back-to-back knockouts over Mark Coleman and Forrest Griffin.
Although Rua’s UFC stint has been somewhat disappointing, especially after making a name for himself as one of the most dangerous fighters in the world in PRIDE FC, the …
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