Light heavyweight star Jiri Prochazka is one of the most distinctive fighters in the current UFC lineup. His personality extends far beyond the octagon, captivating fans who relish seeing the Czech fighter authentically himself. Prochazka has a history of attracting fight fans for his unique training methods.
Recently, Jiri Prochazka went to another level, posting himself training with Shaolin masters. The fighters can be seen training and observing the Shaolin monks in the pictures and videos. It appears Prochazka will go out of his way to learn new stuff while preparing to regain his title.
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Jiri Prochazka via Instagramย
Jiri Prochazka recently made headlines after his incredible knockout victory over Aleksandar Rakiฤ at UFC 300. With that win, โBJPโ bounced back from its last loss against Alex Pereira. However, the fighter has no plans to let that slide. After the win at UFC 300, Prochazka called out Alex Pereira for his title rematch.ย
While Pereira had plans to move to heavyweight, that idea was crushed by UFC CEO Dana White. After that, the Brazilian revealed his interest in fighting Prochazka. Since then, Prochazka has remained laser-focused in his preparation. Recently, the fighter did a three-day isolation routine, However, thatโs definitely not the only thing that Prochazka does.
Jiri Prochazkaโs weird training methods and Bushido code
Jiri Prochazka is a huge follower of Samurais and their culture. The fighter frequently talked about the influence he had gained from reading Samurai books and following the Bushido code. The fighter believes in discipline and determination, as seen in his training methods.ย
One of the training routines for which Jiri Prochazka went viral was his ridiculous tree-punching video. While talking about it in an interview, Prochazka revealed that it helped to have a strong body and gain strength.
Itโs good for the body to be in the technique to be like a rock. Then I can go through the opponentโs body with my technique, and my technique can be more dangerous. Itโs a good training for the body. After some 500 punches, then I go to the bag, and the bag is very easy, believe me
Jiri Prochazka via MMA Fighting
The Alex Pereira vs. Jiri Prochazka title fight has yet to be announced; however, it will probably happen later this year. Pereira is on a three-fight winning streak and wants to keep his winning momentum. On the other hand, Prochazka is hungry for his revenge against the Brazilian.ย
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