Molly McCann

It's just every single fighter, it's so generic just to say, oh, it's what you dream of, but it is.

I've had about six fights there.

I haven't fought there since I got put asleep in my UFC debut.

Bear in mind the fight before that, I headlined and won the world title on Cage Warriors.

So it's a proper full circle moment to come back.

And I think I'm second on the ticket selling.

So I've got a big push, a big push to get number one, I think.

But you start off up in the 30 quidders.

Yeah, like I said to you before, I watched the GB box-offs, I watched the European Championships there, I've been to every match room and Queensbury show.

I fought there only in MMA.

And now I get to put on the eight-ounce gloves and dance under the lights and...

It's just, you know, when the body aches and you're tired and you're starving, it's just that little bit extra to get out of them satin sheets, as you would say, and get on that road and get running.

I do both.

So my 12, 14K runs, I run round the docks and loop and loop and loop.

And then when I'm going to sleep at night, I just envisage the walkouts, the crowd, the vibe, the atmosphere, and then how I want the fight to go.

And in worst-case scenario, where is she going to take me?

What do I have to go with?

dig deep to get out to come back does she hate me does the crowd bring me back and give me that second life like you've got to go the whole positive and the negative I think but something I did learn at UFC Liverpool when I walked out they said you'll never get this feeling again so take it in suck it in every breath of it I took it in

but too much so what that lane that thin line you've got to walk yeah so this one it's the best of the city it's it's it's iconic and you'd think i'd be headlining with what it's going to be but i am just settling them nerves and and even in training at the minute we're practicing building up my adrenaline so when i get the dump can you then so i'm building up my adrenaline warming up

And then when I'm sparring, it's like, well, what can you do on that adrenaline dump?