ATLANTAOne could argue the stakes have never been higher for Tyron Woodley, considering all that’s ahead of him: a return to the Octagon after a year-and-a-half layoff; his first UFC main event; a chance to capture a UFC championship belt while f…
ATLANTAOne could argue the stakes have never been higher for Tyron Woodley, considering all that’s ahead of him: a return to the Octagon after a year-and-a-half layoff; his first UFC main event; a chance to capture a UFC championship belt while facing one of the most intimidating fighters in the sport.Daunting, except to Woodley. For him, it’s just another day in the office.“I never wanted a title shot, I’ve always wanted to be the world champion. I’ve always wanted the opportunity,” said Woodley, who fights welterweight champion Robbie Lawler at Philips Are … Read the Full Article Here