Frank "The Crank" Camacho will not coast at UFC 263, believes his challenger, Matt "The Steamrolla" Frevola, will bring the fight out of him.

UFC lightweight Frank “The Crank” Camacho speaks with John Hyon Ko for Sportskeeda MMA on May 21, 2021, ahead of his clash with Matt Frevola in UFC 263 at the Gila River Arena, Glendale, Arizona, USA.

John Hyon Ko is a combat sports reporter based in Asia and the host of Kumite TV. He invited Frank Camacho to have a delightful and appealing gossip on his upcoming re-scheduled UFC lightweight bout at UFC 263 event on June 12.

The conversation between these two MMA fanatics started with some amazing lines of "Hi & Hello". While Frank Camacho has also shared some of his daily practice routines and rounds with John Hyon Ko's viewers. He stated that " Ending the day with a meal and a practice session always sounds perfect."

Plus, Frank Camacho responded to various questions of John Hyon regarding the importance of the last year (2020) in his career, his fights with Justin Jaynes, Beneil Dariush, and Brok Weaver. He shared his thoughts about those early-round losses against Jaynes and Beniel. While he perceived pity over the suspension of his bout against Brok Weaver at UFC Fight Night 177 after he was tested positive for COVID-19. That quarantine session was tough for him, but he kept on building and molding himself for any fight call from UFC.

Moreover, Frank Camacho accorded his experiences to John, which he had experienced with his family and friends back in Guam. At the same time, John Hyon Ko valued some entertaining opinions about Camacho's new baby girl and his family. Both the guys spent a couple of minutes sharing their family experiences. While Frank Camacho also briefed John on the 24-hour run-walk challenge, which he had taken for Guam's homeless with Roman Dela Cruz and others. Camacho was of the view, "I just wanted to challenge myself. I wanted to walk, trek, and run all across freaking Guam, the long way". He also said, " That walk and my daily routine in Guam helped me a lot to keep myself in shape. All that stuff helped me so much in pushing myself both physically and mentally. He further revealed the legends and concepts behind that long-lasting 50 mile walk.

They further advanced their conversion, and coming right on Frank Camacho's re- scheduled matchup again Matt Frevola. Answering one of the questions, Camacho said, "Nothing has actually changed since the last suspended fight with Frevola. I'm just working on my style. Improving my best areas and working on my weaknesses. I'm so much excited to fight against an orthodox guy. Whether I show up or not, there's no way I'm going to coast. As Frevola is going to bring the fight out of me, similarly I’ll do the same and will bring the fight out of him." Moreover, Camacho told some general aspects of his training sessions and his training partners at the Oyama Camp.

"I think this fight is a must-win for me as I'm on a two-fight losing streak. One more thing about my excitement regarding this fight is the live roaring crowd. I'll just go there and "Crank" the things. I think roaring chants and backing of the crowd make these fights real fights. The crowd assists me to feel the vibration and it'll surely help me in that fight also. I'm really fantasizing about those hard three rounds with Frevola in the ring. I think this "Fantasization" is due to the short fights in the past two fights and I just want to get in there to enjoy and embrace.

I'm just embracing myself for a hard three rounds. I'm feeling the energy", Frank Camacho told John Hyon Ko.

Frank Camacho on his Instagram has already posted a smashing remark on his upcoming fight. He said on April 18, "He's (Frevola) a grinder and he doesn't quit. We are both the type of fighters that you have to put out to win these fights. It's going to be like an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object."

Most prominently, the Crank also got "Fight of the Night" honors in his first three UFC bouts. So, it's going to be a "hot knife through butter" bout!