When TJ Dillashaw shot cheap shots at his training partner during sparring

Former UFC Bantamweight Champion TJ Dilashaw In the past few years, it has gained some negative reputations. This is partly because he tested positive for the title against Henry Cejudo.

However, many stories revolve around TJ Dillashaw’s bad treatment of his sparring partners. In the video below, you can see that he initially had a friendly duel with K-1 super lightweight champion Ken Segawa.

When the bell rang to stop the game, Segawa put down his hands and temporarily looked away. Dillashaw did not follow suit, but extended his right hand to the unsuspecting Segawa before walking away.

Watch the video below:

TJ Dillashaw vs. Cory Sandhagen

TJ Dillashaw is currently preparing to face Cory Sandhagen at UFC Vegas 32. Sandhagen happens to be a former training partner, but has already stated that he will have no problems Hit Dilashaw in the face.

The battle between TJ Dillashaw and Sandhagen is an interesting prospect Several reasons. First, the familiarity of the two is fascinating. Former sparring partners, both of them are very familiar with each other’s style and tendencies, which may become a fascinating duel. In an interview with MMA Fighting, Cory Sandhagen stated:

“When you fight with someone for the first time, you will encounter a lot of unknowns. This is ninety-nine percent of the time. This is not the one that is ninety-nine percent. I will enter to know more. I kind of know how fast TJ is, I kind of know how strong TJ is. I know how fast his distance is. I know the energy and strength he brought into the cage.”

There is an additional warning that TJ Dillashaw has been out for two and a half years due to suspension. Dominick Cruz has always advocated that ring rust is untrue, but we still see fighters returning to the sport after a long interruption and unable to start where they stopped.

In the end, the fact that this battle is essentially a first place contender adds some extra pressure and excitement. They say that diamonds are made under pressure, but under the lights of UFC Vegas 32, only one will shine.