Garza not ready to bail on MMA career
May 9, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
FARGO Pablo Garza was released from the UFC earlier this week, but that doesn’t mean the mixed martial arts fighter, who trains in Fargo, is ready to bail on his career.
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FARGO As he sat in the office at the Academy of Combat Arts, Pablo Garza broke down fight video of his next mixed martial arts opponent.
Coming off his first UFC loss, Pablo Garza who went to high school in Grafton, N.D., and trains in Fargo is taking a back-to-basics approach for Saturday’s preliminary bout against Dennis Bermudez. Garza’s fight will be aired on Fuel TV.
FARGO Pablo Garza never set out to become a mixed martial arts fighter.
Garza’s fight will be televised on Fox 1Pablo Garza never set out to become a mixed martial arts fighter. It just happened. “I never even intended to become a fighter in the UFC,” said Garza, who fights for the Ultimate Fighting Championship promotion company. Garza, who trains in Fargo, has the biggest fight of his professional career Saturday.
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