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Rob Wilkinson sat down with Sean Sheehan to discuss his road back in combat sports. The interview is featured on The Sheehan Show and is tied to PFL San Diego.
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Rob Wilkinson sat down with Sean Sheehan on The Sheehan Show to discuss his path back to competition in combat sports, with the conversation tied to the PFL San Diego event.
Wilkinson, known as "Razor," brings an 11-2 record into this phase of his career. The 34-year-old Australian trains out of Hybrid Training Centre and competes as an orthodox fighter standing six-foot-three with an 80-inch reach. His game blends a steady striking output — landing 2.74 significant strikes per minute at 50 percent accuracy — with a strong grappling base that produces 4.47 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- Wilkinson's return carries weight for the PFL landscape, where a fighter of his experience and physical tools can shift divisional dynamics quickly
- His takedown rate marks him as a genuine wrestling threat, giving him multiple paths to victory on his comeback
- The Sheehan Show interview offers fans direct insight into his mindset and preparation ahead of PFL San Diego
