Featherweight Jordan Griffin knows how to rebound from disappointment and put himself on a good path. After starting his career with three losses in his first four fights, Griffin went on a seven-fight winning streak over the next couple years. Most recently, he has once again put together a four-fight streak after a loss to close out 2014. In the process, he has also become the King of the Cage 145-pound champion. “I think after losing by rear naked choke to Dan Moret, I didn’t start out (2015) until mid-year and had four fights in seven months,” Griffin told MMAWeekly.com. “The biggest change was we worked on my conditioning, drilling, and technique