Sean O’Malley, a rising star in the UFC and the current holder of the Bantamweight title, is set to make his return to the Octagon in March. He will be defending his bantamweight title against Marlon “Chito” Vera in the main event of the UFC’s pay-per-view card. O’Malley has expressed his goal of remaining undefeated throughout 2024 and aspires to become the biggest sports superstar by the end of that year.
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UFC champ Sean O’Malley Aims for Sports Superstardom by 2024
During a recent interview with the MMA Hour, Sean O’Malley discussed his upcoming fight against Chito Vera and his ambitious goal of becoming the biggest sports star by the conclusion of 2024. O’Malley confidently stated, “I believe I’ll be the biggest name in sports” he also added “I’ll knockout Chito, get one more fight end of the year, win that 2-0 in 2024”
he mentioned his plans of knocking out Chito Vera and securing another victory later in the year, aiming to maintain an undefeated record of 2-0 in 2024.
O’Malley and Vera initially fought at UFC 252 in August 2020. Vera won by a first-round knockout, marking O’Malley’s only professional MMA loss. Now, O’Malley aims to seek revenge for his defeat.
There have been comparisons between Sean O’Malley and Conor McGregor, with many suggesting that O’Malley could be the next big star in the UFC, following in McGregor’s footsteps.
O’Malley’s goal of achieving the same level of fame and success as McGregor is undoubtedly challenging, but for now, his primary focus should be on his upcoming fight against Chito Vera.
Sean O’Malley appears highly confident about his upcoming fight and has ambitious goals for the end of 2024. His fans eagerly anticipate his appearance in the octagon, especially after his match against Aljamain Sterling, which has garnered him increased attention. All eyes are on O’Malley for his next moves.
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