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At yesterday’s UFC 118 conference-call former lightweight champion BJ Penn appeared to be refocused and attributed that to the unanimous loss he suffered at the hands of Frankie Edgar back at UFC 112 in April.
“I think Frankie was a good wake-up call for me,” Penn admits.
“I thought I was God’s gift to fighting. I thought I would go 100-0 with 100 knockouts. When I sit back and look at my record, I can’t believe I have six losses. It just blows me away.”
Now it seems that Penn is determined to make amends for those defeats and live up to his reputation for being one of the sports best ever fighters.
“The loss to Frankie made me step back and realize I want to fight as much as I can. … I don’t know if my biological clock is ticking or what, but I want to fight as much as possible. I want to make a push to be a true fighter, and I think I could be very active.”
“I’m 31, I have tons of experience. Of course I ain’t looking past Frankie, but I think I’m going to go on a run right here and I’m going to try to be as consistent as I can after this.”
-FightoftheNight.com
