Posted by administrator on February 7, 2010, 12:35 pm
Following a hard-fought decision victory over Brazilian jiu-jitsu ace Ronys Torres at Saturday's "UFC 109: Relentless" event, Melvin Guillard said he now considers himself a fighter with a 1-0 career record.
So why would the 26-year-old turn his back on the past eight years and 33 other career bouts?
It's simple, Guillard. He's a different fighter now that he's hooked up with trainer Greg Jackson. Even UFC president Dana White sees a drastically different future for the promising lightweight.
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Following a hard-fought decision victory over Brazilian jiu-jitsu ace Ronys Torres at Saturday's "UFC 109: Relentless" event, Melvin Guillard said he now considers himself a fighter with a 1-0 career record.