"He throws big, hard punches and kicks from the left side. So I've just go to avoid his left and see how good his ground game is.... They're actually a lot alike, but Brian Stann is right-handed and Luis Cane is southpaw. So as far as my strategy on the feet goes, same strategy, (but) different combinations that I'm looking for, as far as right-handed versus southpaw. ... I'm definitely going to put him on his back and see how he works from there.... I'm a really nice guy. I am trying to go out there and trying to break the guy's arm every single fight, (but) I'll just refrain from celebrating like that. That wasn't necessary. It actually ruined a really good fight. I'm going to go out there and be more humble and win like a champion now, try to get a fresh new start."
-- The last man to raise the World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) 205-pound title, Steve Cantwell, talks to USAToday.com about his upcoming fight against top division contender, Luis Cane, at UFC 97: "Redemption" this weekend at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. "The Robot" intends to implement his ground game to hand "Banha" his first-ever career loss that was not caused by a disqualification (James Irvin). And if he can somehow tap the talented Brazilian striking machine, then he promises to keep his emotions in check to avoid a situation similar to his last winning/arm-popping performance against Razak Al-Hassan. What a disaster that turned out to be.
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