
“I think Aljamain is tremendous at what he does and I and I’m leaning towards him because of his skill set, because of his history, the form that he’s on and the way he out wrestled Henry Cejudo was so impressive,” Bisping assessed.
On the other hand, Bisping speculated that O’Malley would be in for one of, if not the toughest fight of his career. The way “The Count” sees it, “Sugar” would need to do a wide array of things while maintaining consistency and high-quality work rate, something that is “very very hard” to pull off.
O’Malley is well aware that beating Sterling is no walk in the park. He previously admitted that Aljo is the “toughest” challenge of his career and he needs to have zero tolerance for error during the fight. Sterling, meanwhile, will be coming in fresh off his third successful title defense at UFC 288 against Cejudo.
UFC 292 Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O’Malley is just days away from happening and Michael Bisping could already see how the fight could possibly play out. For “The Count,” the reigning bantamweight champ has all the advantages and it’s gonna be difficult for “Sugar” to turn things around.