Competing on the sport's biggest stage can be a complex issue
filled with varying degrees of pressure. Some fighters take to
it naturally, like a clicking gear, and immediately begin the
process of battling their way up the rankings. For others, the
process isn't automatic and they struggle against the best the
world has to offer.  Entering an environment where fighters are
moving in a handful of different trajectories can create
confusion. But newcomer Andrew Craig takes it all in stride.
Just over two years into his professional mixed martial arts
career, Craig has not only earned his way into the UFC, but made
a statement in his arrival by defeating a game fighter in Kyle
Noke. The victory marked the next leg of his journey and he
appreciates the steps he's taken to get here.  "It felt awesome
to beat Noke," Craig told Bleacher Report in an exclusive
interview. "Every victory in this sport means you still have a
job. Australian fans are really cool so it was no sweat off my
back. I got booed a little bit