LAS VEGAS – Joaquin Buckley knows a thing or two about bouncing back strong. After scoring two straight “Performance of the Night” knockouts, including arguably the most viral finish in UFC history , Buckley (12-4 MMA, 2-2 UFC) was upset by Alessio Di Chirico in his most recent outing, which put a momentary halt to his momentum. But it wasn’t too long ago when Buckley had dropped his UFC debut on short notice to Kevin Holland and proceeded to rebound in emphatic fashion with a highlight-reel spinning back kick. He’ll look to remind everyone of his skills when he squares off with Antonio Arroyo (9-4 MMA, 0-2 UFC) at UFC Fight Night 192 on Saturday. “There’s nothing different,” Buckley said at a pre-fight news conference Wednesday. “I came off a loss before when I put out the most viral knockout in UFC history, so it’s nothing different.
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