It's kind of like a family place, and that's the type of atmosphere I like. So when it's your own gym, you don't have to say sorry to anybody, so I kind of like it. He never talked trash against me. When I fight guys like this, it's never nothing personal.
Most times anyway. But I'm just going out there like a guy putting on a great show for the fans. I've got nothing against Ryan Bader at all. I'm still going to try to knock his head off. But there ain't going to be no hard feelings about it. Since that fight, he has gone with victories over Lyoto Machida and Matt Hamill. He is currently riding a two-fight losing streak against reigning champion Jon Jones and Bader. It is unsure of who he will fight next, but if it is his last in the UFC, he might get an opponent he has always wanted to rematch against in Mauricio "Shogun" Rua.
Jackson lost to the Brazilian muay-thai fighter in Shogun would go on to become the UFC light heavyweight title as well, but he has been battling injuries for most of his UFC career and is in his last five.
I was misdiagnosed with hypothyroid and I was taking some medicine for it for a couple of years. In preparation to face Emelianenko in Japan, Jackson was pushing his body to the limits in order to make sure he was ready for a fight of that magnitude.
Working alongside fighters such as Dillashaw and Archuleta helped him feel like he was ready to face arguably the greatest heavyweight in the history of MMA. But apparently his body never fully adjusted after he stopped taking the medication. You see people flipping tires all the time, I never done that type of training. I was in good shape. I was on a really strict diet.
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