Charlie Wilson is gearing up for his MMA debut at the British Fighting Championship, set to take place on April 13th in Middlesbrough. With the excitement building, Wilson took some time to share insights into his preparation and expectations ahead of the much-anticipated bout.
“It’s my MMA debut so I’ve been listening to my coaches and training partners advice on how to approach fight camp, 2/3 well structured sessions a day for the past 8 weeks so I know full well I’m more then ready.”
Wilson’s dedication to his training regimen reflects his commitment to entering the cage fully prepared. Embracing the guidance of his coaches and drawing support from his training partners, he has honed his skills over the past eight weeks, ensuring he steps into the octagon with confidence.
Charlie Wilson Aims to Make BFC 5 Clash Look Like A Mismatch
“I know nothing about my opponent as it’s his MMA debut as well, however I have a significant height advantage so I’ll be using that to keep the fight at my range and I’ll be the one dictating the pace with my striking and wrestling.”
When asked about his strategy against his opponent, Chris Sugden, Wilson remained composed, acknowledging his lack of information about Sugden’s fighting style. Nonetheless, he plans to leverage his significant height advantage to control the pace of the fight, employing a blend of striking and wrestling to maintain dominance in the cage.
“I’m coming into that cage to make this look like a serious mismatch, I can’t see Chris bringing anything new to the table that I haven’t faced in the gym with all the high-level guys we have at AVT.”
With unwavering determination, Wilson predicts a decisive victory in his favor. Drawing from his extensive training experiences with top-tier athletes at AVT, he anticipates a seamless transition to the competitive arena, poised to showcase his skills and leave a lasting impression on fans and opponents alike.
