"I don't think so. We've seen each other at the PI (UFC Performance Institute). I was getting ready to fight Gilbert Burns. We literally talked for 5 minutes. I'm cool with the guys at the PI, they can pull up the footage of us talking,"
"I'm sure Buckley's doing what Buckley likes to do, try to sell a fight, which is fine. I have no bad blood against anybody that I'm fighting. I'm a grown man, I don't have grudges, or personal beef with dudes. We're going to fight Saturday, and that's it for me,"
"That's my game plan essentially for every fight. Go out there, take you down, and I just think I'm more of a submission threat than Kamaru is,"
Sean Brady said he is not concerned about pre-fight theatrics and described a brief, normal interaction with Joaquin Buckley at the UFC Performance Institute. Brady said he spoke with Buckley for about five to ten minutes before leaving for his Uber and that there is no personal animosity between them. Brady stated he has no grudges and will not play into attempts to sell the fight or act as a character, calling social media content not real. He emphasized a consistent game plan: take the fight to the ground and be a greater submission threat. He expects Buckley to prefer striking and Brady to pursue takedowns, with the outcome depending on who imposes their style first.
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