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Mike Lemaire (19-5, 8 KOâs) has laughed off recent comments made by upcoming GLORY 52 LOS ANGELES opponent Chris Camozzi.
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Denver-based Camozzi said he will âset a pace which hurtsâ Lemaire when they throw down next Saturday night.Â
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Lemaire, fighting out of San Diego, CA, says Camozzi must be thinking of a different fighter.Â
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âIâm the one who is going to set the pace, not him. Look at the GLORY 48 tournament and the pace I fought at for seven rounds in total,â he says.Â
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âHe canât hurt me. Heâs never fought an opponent of my caliber under kickboxing rules and heâs going to feel that next Saturday night.â
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Lemaire is ranked #10 in the middleweight division and was runner-up in the GLORY 48 Middleweight Contender Tournament.
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He is 1-1 in his last two outings, 2-2 in his last four and 4-5 in GLORY overall, including a win over Camozziâs teammate Dustin Jacoby.Â
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Camozzi, a twenty-fight UFC veteran, joined GLORY late in 2017 and was also on the GLORY 48 card, debuting with a dominant stoppage win over Kyle Weickhardt.Â
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He has a 24-13 record in MMA, with eight wins inside the distance. His fight with Weickhardt was actually his professional debut as a kickboxer, making him technically 1-0 with 1 KO as a kickboxer, but of course he brings a lot more experience with him than that record implies.Â
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Lemaire and Camozzi face off on the GLORY 52 LOS ANGELES main card, which airs live in the US on ESPN 3 at ESPN3 at 11 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. PT on Saturday, March, 31.