Set to go face to face in a pay-per-view setting later this month towards tremendous middleweight boxing star, Canelo Alvarez — and quick eyeing the stardom of UFC ace, Conor McGregor, Las Vegas Sphere headliner, Sean O’Malley might not be on the cusp of celebrity degree simply but, in line with American Kickboxing Academy maestro, Javier Mendez.
O’Malley, the present undisputed bantamweight champion, is slated to return in his second protection of the divisional title, headlining Noche UFC in a battle towards surging divisional star, Merab Dvalishvili at The Sphere in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Sidelined since he topped UFC 299 again in April, Montana striker, Sean O’Malley most not too long ago made lightwork of former foe, Marlon Vera, avenging his sole skilled loss in a one-sided unanimous determination win over the Ecuadorian challenger.
Sean O’Malley not the star he thinks he’s?
And set to go head-to-head with tremendous middleweight puncher, Canelo — who takes on New York contender, Edgar Berlanga in ‘Sin Metropolis’ — regardless of claiming followers shall be speaking about him fairly than the previous come Monday morning, in addition to noting plans to overhaul McGregor because the promotional poster boy, the above-mentioned, Mendez definitely has his reservations.
“That’s Mexican’s Day for pay-per-view, it’s all the time been that approach for so long as I bear in mind,” Javier Mendez stated on his YouTube channel. “And Canelo (Alvarez) being the most important celebrity in Mexico preventing on that evening, I feel on a pay-per-view degree, it’s going to be tough to compete. On prime of that, for those who take a look at the costs.”
“I don’t suppose that Sean O’Malley’s an enormous star but,” Mendez defined. “I feel he will be, and I — however I don’t suppose he’s Conor-ish. I don’t suppose he’s — actually talking, the place he must be but. I imply, he’s received all of the charismatic character. He’s received the preventing type. However I simply don’t suppose he has that he has that, the folks that may propel him into that subsequent degree.”
