Jordan Galabuzi sits down with Paul Browne ahead of his Virtus 6 Main Event to talk about the fight, the preparation and what he expects when the cage door clos

news_summary

Jordan Galabuzi sits down with Paul Browne ahead of his Virtus 6 Main Event to talk about the fight, the preparation and what he expects when the cage door closes. Jordan faces Aaron Henry in the Pro Main Event at Virtus 6.

news_caption

Jordan Galabuzi sits down with Paul Browne ahead of his Virtus 6 Main Event to talk about the fight, the preparation and what he expects when the cage door closes.

Jordan faces Aaron Henry in the Pro Main Event at Virtus 6.

news_transcript (instagram_whisper)

with one half of our Virtus.6 main event next week.
Jordan Gallibouzzi joins me now.
Jordan, good to see you.
My man.
Good to see you too.
Looking forward to a big night under the lights.
Of course.
Headlining at Healy Park next week.
Yep, looking forward to it.
Looking forward to perform, you know.
I've had some setbacks here, but I'm not first.
Yeah, you've started the pro career very recently.
fall on Samurai which is Richard Shor's promotion over in Wales. A big stage, a difficult step I
supposed to make to be the away fighter to travel over there to Wales and what not. No big swell
of home support. Will it be a little bit different this time around when you're fighting in Virtus?
I don't think it's going to be different you know. He said he's bringing a lot of funds you know.
Okay so you'll still maybe feel like the away fighter?
yeah but used to that that's what i want you know yeah you don't mind it doesn't phase you
whatsoever no, no, no, not at all you know, we saw you pick up some big wins as an amateur
but then you make to step up into the pro game and the first couple of fights just haven't gone
your way mentally, how has that been? how has that test been over the last couple of months?
good, good, you're handling it okay? yeah, I'm just sure that things are even easier because the way
I was losing was you know I can't say unfair I won't say that you know I have
no excuse for anything yeah but it was good you've learned a few lessons along
the way in this professional run so far of course a lot of lessons a lot you
know I lose get back to the gym keep working and then yeah here's the
opportunity being main event you know so excited for this it's a big opportunity
It's a big one, trust me.
And you're course training in SPG, am I right?
Yep, HQ.
What's the training environment there?
Who are the guys that you've been predominant?