In Limbo No Longer: Herbert Burns will return from close to a two-year absence when he opposes Bill Algeo as part of the UFCLongIsland undercard. CopperHeartCT
and a host of other world-class stablemates, “The Blaze” has good reason to be confident in his preparation.
“To me, it’s the best team in the world,” Burns said. “The strategy is to show up, impose my game, move forward and get a finish. That’s not going to change, regardless of the opponent.” Beyond his encounter with Algeo, the 34-year-old Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt would like nothing more than to start making up for lost time. However, he knows a great deal hinges on the outcome of his latest test.
“I’m focused on this fight for now. I don’t like to look too far ahead,” Burns said. “I would love to remain active and fight at least one more time this year, preferably twice. Regardless of my opponent’s team or background, once the Octagon cage closes, it’s just the two of us.”
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