If Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight phenom Sage Northcutt is ever going to compete for the promotion's 155-pound title, he needs to ditch those low-level sparring partners he's pushing around back home in Houston, Texas, and join a serious gym.
That's according to Muay Thai champ and sparring coach Ilya Grad.
Grad made headlines last week for lambasting Northcutt's Dad-ager (more on that here). According to his firsthand account, father doesn't know best and kept interrupting their sessions to hand down some not-so "Super" advice, which led to a public falling out.
"When you have a dad coming to training, he should stay off the mat.