PHILADELPHIA – UFC welterweight veteran Neil Magny speaks with MMA Fighting’s José Youngs about not watching movies or TV, instead focusing his attention on a love of sourdough bread, remodeling homes, listening to audio books, and more on the latest episode of Anything But Fighting.
Magny competes Saturday at UFC 330 in what will be his 38th appearance for the promotion, matching a level of output tied with Donald Cerrone and surpassed only by Andrei Arlovski (42 UFC fights) and Jim Miller (47). He takes on Ramiz Brahimaj on the preliminary portion of the card.
The 16-year veteran holds numerous other notable records in the UFC, including the most wins and most appearances in the welterweight division, as well as being tied for the third-most wins in UFC history overall behind only Charles Oliveira (25) and Miller (28). He is tied for the fourth-most UFC welterweight stoppages ever with Matt Hughes (12), Vicente Luque (14), and Matt Brown (15), and is tied with Brad Tavares for the most decision wins (14) in UFC history.