Alan "The Talent" Belcher (16-6 MMA, 7-4 UFC) is both lucky and unlucky to be a UFC middleweight on a win streak. He's lucky, of course, because he's risen to the top of the promotion's 185-pound division. (Hard work helped, too.) But he's unlucky because there aren't many fighters who share his streak, and as a result, he has to wait a little longer than most to stay active. Belcher recently expressed frustration with his predicament, but he told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio) that he has plans for moving his career forward. "Right now we're pushing for Demian Maia because I think [the UFC] has plans for everyone else," Belcher today said on the radio show. "I think that's an interesting fight. That will help me solidify the No. 1 contender spot. "I think the timing would be right for me to fight (Vitor) Belfort after that." http://mmajunkie.com/news/19297/ala...nkie (MMAjunkie.com Feed)&utm_content=Twitter
Alan Belcher whines a lot. For someone who has lost to Jason Day and Kendall Grove he sure has a high opinion of himself.
