UFC: Because Lerone Murphy can grab the British MMA limelight against Josh Emmett
In the accumulation of his latest UFC fights, the same question was asked to Lerone Murphy by journalists.
“For someone who is unbeaten throughout their career, do you think you go under the radar?”
The 33 -year -old from Manchester won 15 attacks and took one from his debut in 2016, and is in a series of victories in seven fights in the UFC.
Yet he does not get love from fans or a buzzing pre-heded down around his fights that his form perhaps deserves.
Murphy says it is because he is “quiet” compared to other brazen characters of the UFC, who antagonize the opponents to sell fights, with the feather weight he maintains “will always be himself”.
On the back of UFC London, Where many best British stars have not been able to deliver, Murphy has the opportunity to let her fights make the speeches and have come to the fore.
Saturday in Las Vegas, Murphy tackles the greatest challenge of his career when he faces the American Josh Emmett in a meeting from the Ufc apex.
Murphy is the favorite with the probability producers who enter the meeting, so the BBC Sport examined the statistics that could give the Briton the edge.
