Of the 32 countries Alberto Mina has set foot in as native, visitor, fighter or coach, South Korea may be the most important, as the Brazilian comes to a crossroads in his career that forces him to step on the gas pedal if he wants to reach that elusiv…
Of the 32 countries Alberto Mina has set foot in as native, visitor, fighter or coach, South Korea may be the most important, as the Brazilian comes to a crossroads in his career that forces him to step on the gas pedal if he wants to reach that elusive goal of becoming a world champion in the UFC.“To be very honest, I’m 33 already, so this has to happen right now,” Mina, who faces Yoshihiro Akiyama in a UFC Fight Night bout in Seoul on Saturday, said. “I’m not the young guy anymore, so I believe 2016 is gonna be a big year for me, for sure.”It always bear … Read the Full Article Here