Drakkar Klose is a patient man. And if he extends his current winning streak to four by beating Joaquim Silva in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, he’s expecting that patience to pay off with a Top 15 ranking in the lightweight division and the big fights he’s been chasing.
“I think my performances speak for themselves,” said Klose. “I don't have boring fights, and I always go out there and leave it all on the line. And as long as I just keep getting wins, I think everything else will speak for itself.”
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It should, because since suffering the first loss of his career to David Teymur in December of 2017, the Michigan native has been on a tear, winning six of seven fights with the only loss coming against Beneil Dariush in a barnburner that Klose was a punch or two away from winning.