Jimmy Crute is back to his best

Although he did not broke his five -year winning streak in February, Crute said that he couldn't have been happier as he was putting himself against Bellato.

“I don't care about the results,” he said. “It's all about appearances and enjoying. We only get a life, so we will go out there and make the best of it and sit in the hospital (according to UFC 312). I just thought: 'Damn it, it was fun.'”

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This does not mean that Cruten doesn't work hard in training, and it doesn't mean that Cruten does not want to experience this rush after a victory. Quite the opposite. The Australian, who said he regularly practice visualization, says he thinks that he increases his hand almost every day. The difference is that he does not allow what the fight game to do in every guards until he makes the way.

From his last fight, Cruten was happy to have gone through a hard 15-minute fight with the Brazilian for his return. The Octagon time gave him a lot of adhesive tape to take notes, and he believes that he and his coaches have addressed everything to build Marcin Prachnio a “dominant” performance, where he can force his will.