Donald Cerrone is one of the best strikers in all of mixed martial arts.

When "Cowboy" gets his hands, feet, knees, and elbows flying with bad intentions someone is hitting the canvas, and that's held true since he made his official UFC debut back in 2011. Cerrone is a momentum-based fighter who gets more technical and sharper as he heats up in the fight. And in no tilt was this more visible than his welterweight bout with Rick Story at UFC 202 last August in Las Vegas.

With Story's wrestling background, it seemed his only path to success would be to get Cerrone to the canvas. However, the New Mexico transplant's defense ensured Story wouldn't be able to do so, and Cerrone used his fight-ending offense to reach the winner's circle.



The Jackson/Winkeljohn fighter and former WEC standout has notched back-to-back losses inside the Octagon and will be looking to turn things around against Darren Till this weekend at UFC Fight Night 118 in Poland.