Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Buckley faced Mike Malotti in the Canadian’s home country
UFC Edmonton on Saturday. Malott took a knee in the second round and followed with a punch before the referee stopped the match. Despite the setback, “Uus Mansa” is optimistic about its future.
Joaquin Buckley is set to document his rebuilding following his UFC Edmonton knockout of Mike Malotti
Buckley had won six straight fights before his current skid. Now he plans to live-stream his rebuilding efforts, inviting fans to watch the process.
“Right now we’re building and I want you all to see the process, not just the results,” Buckley captioned his post-fight Instagram post. “Ups, downs, and whatever it takes to become who God called me to be.”
In the accompanying video, Buckley said he wanted to share his workouts and introduce his team to fans.
“I understand wanting to document everything,” Buckley said. “I want to document the process, I want to document the work, I want to document the team. It’s really just going back from scratch; building a new foundation and making something happen … I’m not going to stop; I’m going to keep working. And I’m going to make sure that name is remembered.”
