Davis, who returns to the cage on Saturday against Julius Anglickas at Bellator 276 in St. Louis, participated in Q&A with the Post.
Phil Davis returns to the cage on Saturday, when he faces Julius Anglickas on Showtime at Bellator 276 from Family Arena in St. Louis in the light heavyweight co-main event. Former Bellator 205-pound champ “Mr. Wonderful” took the time for some Q&A for the latest Post Fight Interview with The Post’s Scott Fontana.
A: They’re both doing really well; both in remission. … Mom, she had breast cancer, was able to get that fully removed, and [treated with] radiation and all that jazz, that went really well. Dad had prostate [cancer] and got that removed and whatever else treatment he had to do. Both of them had a really tough treatment process. They got through it. It was not easy, but they did make it through.A: I feel like he and Mr.
A: That’s not the reason I want to face him again. Put it like this: If I had the opportunity to face him again — meaning either he was in my organization or I were in his — then that would be the fight to make, but not just because he’s doing well . I don’t want to rain on his parade.Q: Three men in Bellator have wins over Teixeira: you, Anthony Johnson and Corey Anderson.A: I’m going to answer that as truthfully as I possibly can: I don’t know.
A: Man, I have come a long way in a short period of time. And that guy, he was just better than me. He was more experienced. … Other people who I’d fought previous to that, they were good in certain areas. They were really good in certain areas. But Rashad was much better all around, at least at that time, than all of those guys that I’d beaten previously. He was UFC champion [not long after I] graduated from college. So that’s a hell of a learning curve.
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