Sean Sharaf had all the confidence in the world he’d beat Gable Steveson at UFC 331, even if the rest of the world wasn’t as convinced.
Depending where you looked, the oddsmakers had Sharaf around a 12-to-1 underdog to beat Steveson, with the expectation that the Olympic and NCAA wrestling star would have an easy night. Much has been written about Steveson having the tools to be a future UFC heavyweight champion, while Sharaf was winless in two appearances for the promotion.
Have you thought about how your life will change
“No, honestly, it really hasn’t,” Sharaf said when asked if it had hit him yet how much Saturday’s win could change his life
