
Austin "No limit" Conrad on Jordan Krifka and Shamrock FC 378
Key takeaways
- Austin "No limit" Conrad said he will face Jordan Krifka on the October 10 Shamrock FC card.
- Conrad said he recovered after nearly snapping his ankle during a fight in May.
- Conrad works full time making wire harnesses and trains for two or three hours most nights.
- Conrad said he holds three professional jiu-jitsu titles in Oklahoma across three weight classes.
- Conrad believes a win over Krifka could open doors, whether it comes by knockout or after 15 minutes.
In this Austin "No limit" Conrad FIGHT TALK WITH YOUR BOY THE WHATS NEXT KID interview, Conrad discussed his October 10 fight with Jordan Krifka at Shamrock FC 378, the ankle injury he suffered in May and the training schedule he maintains around a full-time job. He also explained why a win could open doors for him without needing to come by knockout.
What did Austin "No limit" Conrad say about Jordan Krifka and his next fight?
Austin "No limit" Conrad expects Jordan Krifka to test his wrestling and jiu-jitsu in their October 10 fight on the Shamrock FC card. Conrad said Krifka is a former amateur champion with a 2-1 record and a win streak, but he intends to bring his own game after recovering from an ankle injury in his previous fight.
Jordan Krifka’s wrestling and jiu-jitsu
Conrad described Krifka as a strong wrestler and jiu-jitsu fighter who may look for a takedown. He said Krifka also throws wild strikes. Though Conrad does not usually study opponents, he watched footage for this matchup and used what he saw to inform his preparation.
That preparation has not changed his central aim. Conrad said he has worked on the skills Krifka might bring against him while staying focused on his own martial arts. He expects both fighters to press the action and said he is ready to let their work decide the result.
The ankle injury in May
Conrad enters the fight after a loss in May. He said he had started that bout well, checking and throwing kicks, before he nearly snapped his ankle. He did not give a fuller account of the result, but said he recovered well and has trained hard for his return.
How is Austin "No limit" Conrad preparing for Shamrock FC 378?
Austin "No limit" Conrad is preparing for Shamrock FC 378 with nightly sessions in striking, grappling and conditioning after working a full-time job making wire harnesses. He gets up around 4:30 a.m., works during the day, takes a nap and then trains for two or three hours. Wrestling and jiu-jitsu have been part of his preparation for Krifka.
Workdays and nightly training
His schedule leaves training for the evening rather than the start of the day. Conrad listed gi and no-gi jiu-jitsu, wrestling, Muay Thai, kickboxing, strength work and cardio among the areas he trains. The range reflects his goal of being ready for different situations, not only the takedowns he expects Krifka to pursue.
Preparing for Krifka without abandoning his own style
Conrad said he likes to strike, but he has spent considerable time on wrestling and jiu-jitsu in this camp. He also said he holds three professional jiu-jitsu titles in Oklahoma across three weight classes. He raised those titles while explaining that Krifka’s grappling strengths do not mean Conrad will be entering without grappling experience of his own.
Watching an opponent was a change from Conrad’s usual approach. Even with that footage, he said he can only prepare so much for what another fighter might do. His emphasis has been on addressing likely threats while keeping his own skills sharp.
Where can fans watch Austin "No limit" Conrad at Shamrock FC 378?
Austin "No limit" Conrad said fans can attend Shamrock FC 378 at the Maristar Hotel and casino in Kansas City, Missouri, or find the event on MILLIONS. He directed in-person spectators to the Shamrock FC website for tickets and told remote viewers to search for Shamrock FC 378 on the MILLIONS app.
Conrad said viewers buying the pay-per-view on MILLIONS can select his name. He encouraged fans to watch because of the work he has put into camp and because he expects Krifka to challenge him. He described himself as a fighter who comes out swinging and is prepared both to take a punch and to answer with one.
He did not promise a particular finish. Instead, Conrad’s case for watching was that he and Krifka would each bring their preparation into a demanding fight. His stated aim is to show the work behind his return, whether the bout ends early or lasts the full distance.
What would a win over Jordan Krifka mean to Austin "No limit" Conrad?
Austin "No limit" Conrad believes a win over Jordan Krifka could put him on a higher platform and open doors to further opportunities. He wants a dominant performance, but said that does not have to mean an immediate knockout: he is prepared to fight for 15 minutes if necessary.
Conrad said he is ready to pursue a knockout and equally ready to sustain his effort for the full 15 minutes. He also referred to difficult circumstances in his life as another reason he wants to push harder in this fight, without giving details about those circumstances.
When asked why fans should see him specifically, Conrad gave the clearest statement of his approach:
I'm not afraid to get punched and I'm not afraid to throw one back.
For Conrad, a convincing win would show both his preparation and his ability to respond to Krifka’s challenge. He said the opportunity matters at this point in his career, but kept his immediate focus on the performance rather than predicting what fight would follow.
Who has supported Austin "No limit" Conrad through his fight career?
Austin "No limit" Conrad credited longtime fans, his training team and people close to him for helping him continue. He said he has been involved in the sport for 14 years and thanked supporters who have followed him since the beginning as well as those who came along later.
Fans who have followed Conrad’s career
Conrad said the people who have stayed with him through his ups and downs help keep him going. Their support gives him a sense that his efforts reach beyond his own goals. He thanked them ahead of the October 10 fight and said he hoped they would enjoy the night.
Craig, Brandon and black lock fighting system
Among those Conrad thanked were his coach Craig, his professor Brandon and his teammates at black lock fighting system. He also named pastor Dixie Peppworth and his best friend Richard Gomez, along with the sponsors who helped him reach this position. He did not describe specific roles for those supporters beyond the help he said they had given him.
Conrad made no elaborate prediction for Krifka. He acknowledged that both men had worked hard and said he was ready for them to meet in the fight. Fans can follow him on Facebook under Austin Conrad and on Instagram at Austin underscore kyl underscore Conrad, according to the details he gave.
Who is Austin "No limit" Conrad?
Austin "No limit" Conrad is a professional MMA fighter from Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is 32 years old and has a 1-1 professional record. Ahead of his fight with Jordan Krifka, he described this stage of his career as his run for it.
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Questions from the interview
Who is Austin "No limit" Conrad’s next opponent?
Austin "No limit" Conrad said his October 10 opponent on the Shamrock FC card is Jordan Krifka, a former amateur champion whom Conrad described as a wrestler and jiu-jitsu fighter.
What happened to Austin "No limit" Conrad’s ankle?
Austin "No limit" Conrad said he nearly snapped his ankle while checking and throwing kicks in a fight in May. He said he recovered well before training for his next bout.
What does Austin "No limit" Conrad do for work?
Austin "No limit" Conrad said he works full time making wire harnesses. He gets up around 4:30 a.m. and trains for two or three hours at night after work and a nap.
How many jiu-jitsu titles does Austin "No limit" Conrad hold?
Austin "No limit" Conrad said he holds three professional jiu-jitsu titles in Oklahoma across three weight classes.
Does Austin "No limit" Conrad need a knockout against Jordan Krifka?
No. Austin "No limit" Conrad said he wants a dominant performance against Jordan Krifka and is ready either to pursue a knockout or to fight for 15 minutes.
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