LAS VEGAS – Bryan Battle has missed weight twice in his past five fights, yet he’s not concerned about a pattern in the aftermath of his UFC 310 win. Battle (12-2 MMA, 7-1 UFC) came in four pounds over the welterweight limit for this past Saturday’s fight with Randy Brown (19-6 MMA, 13-6 UFC) at T-Mobile Arena, but went on to claim a split decision victory . He admitted the fight didn’t play out the way he envisioned prior, but Battle was proud to persevere after a challenging road to the octagon. “This was a tough fight camp,” Battle told MMA Junkie and other reporters post-fight at UFC 310. “I popped my rib two days after I accepted the fight. I’ve got (a) cut (around my eye) that happened during camp.
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