Sitting on the dais inside a conference room deep in the bowels of the Brisbane Entertainment Centre last December, Justin Scoggins stood out.Seated next to battle-hardened veterans Soa Palelei and Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, the 21-year-old looked more like a local high school student being given a backstage pass to the event than a formidable new addition to the flyweight division. Earlier in the evening, however, the South Carolina native proved himself to be just that, finishing Richie Vaculik with a torrent of punches late in the opening round.Less than two years after making his professional … Read the Full Article Here
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