‘Agar main nahi, toh kaun’: Anshul Jubli of Uttarkashi ‘guarantees’ India UFC contract ahead of big fight with Jeka Saragih.

Anshul, on the other hand, is unconcerned. In fact, he believes he owes this victory to the Indian MMA community and believes that Indian fighters will headline all major MMA promotions in the next three to five years.
Certainly not. I believe I was born to do this. I’m not under any duress. I feel some responsibility to the Indian MMA community, but no pressure. I’ve done my homework. I’m prepared. ‘Agar main nahi, toh kaun!’ (If not me, then who!) said Anshul, beaming with confidence and speaking to reporters from Las Vegas.
Anshul, who competes in the lightweight division, is not only ready for the challenge, but he assures his fans of complete dominance, and considers his previous opponent, South Korean Kyung Pyo Kim, to be way better than Jeka.
The strategy is straightforward. It is to dominate from the start of the fight. I’m going to dominate there. I plan on breaking Jeka Saragih until he collapses and winning the fight in three rounds. My previous opponent won eight or ten of his fights. He had an 80% finish rate, but I won that fight and thought he was far superior to Jeka. I don’t think Jeka can finish me, Anshul said.
Anshul motivates others to follow in the footsteps of Islam Makhachev and Alexander Volkanovski. The two are at the top of their respective weight classes, with Islam currently holding the lightweight title and Volkanovski holding the featherweight title. Both fighters will square off next week at UFC 284, where Volkanovski will challenge Islam for two-division supremacy.
source: UFC HINDIDespite his beaming confidence, Anshul is aware of how a strong jab can lead to disaster, but believes the chances are slim. Anything can happen in MMA. If he throws a good shot and it lands on my chin, I’ll be knocked out, but the chances are slim.
I’m not a moron. I’m aware of my capabilities. I know how to deal with him. When you’re fighting him inside, he’s extremely dangerous. But I’m not going to fight his battle. I’m going to make him fight my fight, he declared.