Czech MMA fighter Jiří Procházka is preparing to defend his title and compete for the UFC light heavyweight championship once again. He will face New Zealand's Carlos Ulberg on April 11 in Miami. At a recent press conference, Procházka detailed his commitment and the preparation he underwent leading up to this significant match, expressing that he is currently living his dream and feeling more prepared than ever.

Procházka trained in the mountainous regions of Mexico before his match was officially confirmed, which he described as a bold decision. He admits that they went 'a bit blind' to hope for the fight’s confirmation while benefiting from the rigorous training setting. He considers this camp as outstanding, minimizing risks related to injuries and illnesses, and stresses that although he feels prepared, he acknowledges there are still three weeks until the fight.

He expressed immense gratitude towards his coaches, attributing his readiness to their support, which he felt allowed him to give his all without overextending himself. Procházka's commitment and self-awareness as an athlete emphasize his professional growth, and the upcoming match represents not only a challenge but also an opportunity to reclaim the championship belt he once held.