Filed under: Featured Videos , News , UFC TOKYO – Chico Camus is torn between the idea that UFC matchmakers are either trying to get him cut from the organization or have him launched into a championship fight. Camus’ (15-6 MMA, 4-3 UFC) most recent contest, a unanimous decision loss to top flyweight contender Henry Cejudo at UFC 188, took place in Mexico where Cejudo has a heritage. His next bout comes against former title challenger Kyoji Horiguchi (15-2 MMA, 4-1 UFC) in Horiguchi’s native Japan at UFC Fight Night 75. Being positioned to fight in enemy territory in back-to-back fights has Camus wondering where he stands in the weight class, he said. One on hand he sees opportunity to play spoiler. On the other, he thinks the odds are stacked against him to minimize chances of victory.
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UFC Fight Night 75′s Chico Camus hoping tough schedule works to his advantage – MMA Junkie