Justin “Tank” Scoggins Plans To Fight His Way Back To The UFC
Being a gifted athlete from an early age and everything you do seems to just work out in your favor life can make you believe that you are destined to be on top of the world. When you have a family and support group that gives you the love and attention to fortify that thinking, Sometimes as a young man life can let you walk with blinders on and not be able to see when you are missing out on life’s little lessons that help you develop into manhood with the right mentality and attitude.
So, let us explore what the future holds now in 2024 for one Justin “tank” Scoggings as he discusses his life, his background, the relationships he formed along the way, who he is now as a fighter, and what it all means in the grand scheme of things as he embarks on a fresh path to re-enter the UFC.
There are so many memorable instances we can discuss, such as Justin’s fantastic battle with Len Cook, who was 6-0 at Warfare Fighting Championships, which led to his UFC deal.
And his phenomenal career in the UFC, where he had barnburner battles like the one he had against Ray Borg, which he won by unanimous decision.
Who can forget the dedication to the Carolina fans, when he took a short notice fight for the ages against Keith Richardson at Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship?
I could go on and on about what Justin Scoggins has done for the sport of Mixed Martial Arts, but I’d rather you hear it from the man himself in his interview with me, as he opens up about everything he’s been through in Combat Sports, and he’s not done yet; he plans to fight his way back to the UFC, and he wants the world to know why he’s known as Tank, and I’m excited to see it.
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