Jeremy Stephens Makes UFC Return
Jeremy Stephens is back in the UFC after a four-year hiatus, revealing the story behind his return to the promotion just in time for UFC Des Moines this weekend. Departing from the UFC previously, Stephens ventured into the Professional Fighters League (PFL) and dabbled in bare-knuckle boxing, where he achieved a 3-0 record with two finishes, notably defeating Eddie Alvarez.
A Successful Stint in Bare-Knuckle Boxing
Following his successful run in BKFC, Stephens is now set to face Mason Jones in his hometown of Des Moines, Iowa. At 38 years old, the UFC veteran still has some fights left in him, depending on his future plans in the sport.
Stephens’ Journey Back to the UFC
During a media day appearance, Stephens shared insights into his return to the UFC, recounting how his wife encouraged him to reach out to Dana White. Despite initial doubts about his age and the promotion’s preference for younger fighters, Stephens received a message from White expressing interest in his return after his fight with Eddie Alvarez.
Excitement Surrounding Stephens’ Return
Stephens’ comeback has generated buzz among fans, with many eagerly anticipating his fight against Mason Jones at UFC Des Moines. As he gears up for his return to the octagon, Stephens’ journey back to the UFC serves as a testament to his resilience and determination in the sport.
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