Steve Bosse was an enforced in the National Hockey League and Saturday at UFC Fight Night 89 he had an all-out hockey style brawl with Sean O’Connell.

Bosse was almost knocked out in the first round, but his toughness shown through and survived to turn the fight around and win a decision over the super tough O’Connell.

After a night filled with third-round stoppages and decisions, Steve Bosse and Sean O’Connell gave fans reason to cheer 15 minutes straight.

Going punch for punch with O’Connell (17-8 MMA, 2-4 UFC), Bosse (12-2 MMA, 2-1 UFC) survived a near-finish in the first to almost finish in the second round. O’Connell then rallied in the third to slug it out, delivering a Fight of the Night offering Bosse took via unanimous decision.

The light heavyweight bout was part of the main card of today’s UFC Fight Night 89 event at The Arena at TD Place in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It aired on FOX Sports 1 following prelims on FOX Sports 2 and UFC Fight Pass.

source: mmajunkie.com

About Steve Bosse

Training: Hard work every day

When and why did you start training for fighting? I was always a fighter, from my hockey days when I was doing boxing training to today. I got hooked on MMA when I met my agent Stephane Patry; he gave me my first opportunity, and my first MMA fight was actually in the same building I’m making my UFC debut in, the Bell Centre, so I’m very excited. I started training for MMA back in 2006 and I never stopped. What ranks and titles have you held? Ringside MMA (local promotion) LHW champion. I was also ranked amongst the top 5 prospects in Canada outside of the UFC.

Do you have any heroes? I would definitely say Mike Tyson

source: ufc.com