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If Eric Spicely was a superstitious man, he might put a lot of weight on his return to the country where he resurrected his UFC career a little over eight months ago. But when he steps back into the Octagon in Brazil on Saturday to face An…
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If Eric Spicely was a superstitious man, he might put a lot of weight on his return to the country where he resurrected his UFC career a little over eight months ago. But when he steps back into the Octagon in Brazil on Saturday to face Antonio Carlos Junior, it’s to fight, not to make sure he’s wearing the right t-shirt.“I used to be superstitious a lot earlier in my career where I’d have to come out to the same song and wear a lucky t-shirt,” he laughs. “But (coach) Firas (Zahabi) kind of got me off that and let me know that all that stu … Read the Full Article Here