SEAN O'MALLEY is a star in the octagon and will be back at UFC 269 to steal the show.
O'Malley is a UFC main eventer who has been praised for his brutal KO of Thomas Almeida and his beautiful stoppage of Eddie Wineland.
In his last fight
, the bantamweight prospect dominated Kris Moutinho.
In July, the striking artist grabbed headlines once more with his impressive three-round defeat of Kris Moutinho, UFC rookie, on the undercard of Conor McGregor’s trilogy fight with Dustin Pourier.
The Dana White's Contenders Series Graduate plans to be the main talk of the weekend by stealing another performance from Raulian Paiva, a bantamweight prospect.
During the UFC 269 media conference, he stated to SunSport: "Conor & Dustin were the main event last year and I feel like Kris and me stole the show.
"Sure, it's a s ****y and popular way to get beat up that bad and be like, 'Yeah but I didn’t get knocked down.'
"But it's like: 'Yeah but you got beat up for quite a while.' So yeah, I felt like I stole the show. I intend to steal the show again.
"Charles against Dustin is an incredible fight, insane match-up, and well deserving of the main event.
"But I feel like there are always main events when I'm on a card.
"Whoever is at the top, then wherever I am on the card."
Although O'Malley has only been in mixed martial arts' top promotion for four years, he is already one of the most prominent names in the sport.
The 27-year old Montana mauler could not be happier with the way things have turned out.
He stated that he hadn't lost any weight yet and that he believes things are moving in the right direction. It's not possible to complain.
"I am happy with the UFC. I'm 27 years of age, I have a lot more fights, and I'm in an excellent position.
"I don't believe you can name another millionaire who isn't in the top-15.
"It's not only from fighting, but the UFC has given to me a huge platform to be in a position to get large sponsors and other stuff.
I would have taken it if you had told me four years ago that you were going to become a millionaire, and not fight in the top-15.
"But I'm content with where I am at."
Suga is content with his career, but he refuses to overlook the excellent Paiva.
He insists: "I don't overlook Paiva. He insisted that he must go out Saturday night to perform the same way he performs and turn his lights out.
It can't be boring. If it's boring, I don’t have much control over what happens next.
"I go out and put Paiva’s lights out. Yanez or anyone else can hear me." Paiva is a formidable opponent."
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