While he hasn’t made massive changes to his game over the past couple years, Adam Osmoe believes the adjustments he’s made have helped the lightweight prospect grow quite a bit since turning pro in 2015. After a couple years balancing school with fighting, the recently graduated Osmoe is able to focus solely on his fighting. And with the help of UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes , Osmoe feels his best days are ahead of him. “When I came in as a pro, I was still falling back on my wrestling pretty hard,” Osmoe told MMAWeekly.com. “Kyle Watson helped me out a lot with my ground game
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With Matt Hughes in His Corner, Adam Osmoe Ready to Kick Career into Full Gear – MMA Weekly