Merab Dvalishvili plans to teach overly confident Sean O’Malley a lesson: ‘Don’t be surprised if I win by knockout’

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Merab Dvalishvili has a good grasp of the fight game.

In mixed martial arts, success, fame, and promotional opportunities from organizations like the UFC can heavily influence a fighter’s career. While some fighters like UFC bantamweight champ Sean O’Malley rise to stardom quickly and garner a lot of attention, others like Dvalishvili have to work hard and prove themselves over time.

Dvalishvili had to earn his shot at a title by winning 10 consecutive fights, including victories over former UFC champions. He doesn’t resent the tough journey he went through but rather values the importance of finally reaching his goal. Winning the title would be a significant achievement, knowing that he put in the effort to get there.

As the fight approaches, Dvalishvili has shown confidence in his skills but also acknowledges the challenge posed by O’Malley. On the flip side, O’Malley has been outspoken about his ability to secure a first-round knockout, referencing his past performances.

Regardless of the bravado, Dvalishvili emphasizes that each fight is unique and shouldn’t be underestimated. He promises to bring respect to the octagon and cautions his opponent against looking down on him.

Dvalishvili believes that O’Malley’s team is overlooking his striking capabilities, and he boldly anticipates a knockout win in the upcoming bout. He has been honing new techniques, including “Mexican style” boxing, to catch O’Malley off guard.

Whether it’s mind games or genuine confidence, Dvalishvili is set on proving his doubters wrong and coming out victorious in the fight.

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