In case you didn't notice, Donald Cerrone doesn't like to hang about.
For the fourth year running, 'Cowboy' has got four fights under his belt from January to December and maintained his reputation as one of the most game fighters on the UFC roster.
The recent welterweight convert is loving life at 170lbs, with his knockout of Matt Brown on Saturday night his fourth consecutive victory in that weight class.
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All four of those wins have come inside the distance and it would appear that Cerrone has turned the corner since being stopped by Rafael dos Anjos when the lightweight title was on the line last December.
It seems that in every post-fight interview, Cerrone has a date and opponent in mind for his next outing and it's never more than a few weeks away.
That trend continued on Saturday night when the 33-year-old issued a call-out for the whole division, inviting any taker to share the Octagon with him on January 28 in his native Colorado.
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Initially, 'Cowboy' suggested that he wanted to fight grappling wizard Demian Maia in what would presumably act as an unofficial title eliminator for the welterweight championship.
But those plans have changed and it would now appear that he's set to compete against a man who, like him, used to fight at lightweight.
MMA Fighting's Ariel Helwani reports that Cerrone is set to meet Jorge Masvidal at UFC on FOX 23 next month.
Masvidal has won two in a row for the first time since 2014, with 'Gamebred' defeating Jake Ellenberger in bizarre circumstances at the beginning of the month when Ellenberger got his toe caught in the fence.
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Masvidal had previously beaten Ross Pearson by unanimous decision at UFC 201 and currently finds himself in 15th spot in the UFC's welterweight rankings.
Cerrone, meanwhile, is in fifth and will be hoping to continue his stellar run in his new home at 170lbs.
