HALIFAX - Jason Saggo hears it wherever he goes, from the grocery store to the gas station. Peter Mueller Jersey . Prince Edward Island is behind him.Theyre very supportive of MMA and they want to see a local do well, an East Coaster competing in the big show and being successful, said the 28-year-old lightweight. So far, so good.Saggo (10-1) won his UFC debut over Josh Shockley via first-round TKO at UFC 174 in June. He returns to the cage Saturday night against Paul (The Irish Dragon) Felder in the UFCs first visit to Atlantic Canada.Welterweight Rory (Ares) MacDonald, a native of Kelowna, B.C., fighting out of Montreal, takes on American-based Belgian Tarec (Sponge) Saffiedine in the main event of the televised card.Saggo says his UFC jitters are behind him, which wasnt the case when he walked into Vancouvers Rogers Centre first time round.I couldnt even see in front of me. The lights were so bright, I was like Whats going on? This is like surreal. It was almost like a dream.Now I know exactly what to expect. I know theres going to be tons of cameras there. I know what its like to walk into a stage filled with thousands and thousands of people. So mentally Im definitely more prepared for that this time.And once the cage door closes, he knows what to do after months of training.Im no longer thinking any more. My body takes over.Saggo, who is on a five-fight win streak, is one of nine Canadians on the card. But only he and late injury replacement Chris (The Greek Assassin) Kelades, a flyweight from nearby Cole Harbour, call Atlantic Canada home.Saggo is actually from Bolton, Ont., but moved to P.E.I., to follow coach Paul Abel. The two had worked together at Abels previous gym in Bolton.The 46-year-old Abel said he never expected Saggo to follow him east.I thought he was crazy. In a good way, Abel said with a laugh. I thought it was fantastic. I was thrilled.Travel is nothing new to Saggo.After studying philosophy and psychology at the University of Guelph, he went to Thailand to study Muay Thai. After winning his first fight, he drove his motorcycle 5,000 kilometres across Thailand.In 2008, he competed in an international grappling tournament in the Philippines. From there, it was on to Brazil to study Brazilian jiu-jitsu.In 2010, Jason travelled to Japan to train with Kid Yamamoto. The next year, he went to Hawaii to study MMA at B.J. Penns camp.He has also gone to India to study yoga.Abel, his wife and three kids had been looking at P.E.I., for about eight years but didnt relocate there until three years ago. He founded a new gym, Wulfrun MMA in Cornwall, P.E.I., and eventually sold his Ontario location. The new gym is growing and Abel is already looking at a new expanded location.A second-degree black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Abel oversees some 10 pro and six or seven amateur fighters as well as 80 students.There is only one other MMA gym on the island, in Summerside.Saggo, who lives 20 minutes north of Charlottetown, cant see himself being anywhere else.The people are amazing, so friendly, he said. I love the people on the East Coast. Theyre super-friendly. You feel like everyone you talk to is your best friend. Saggo says the training is excellent, with veteran Matt McGrath one of his main practice partners. And if they need someone different, they bring them in.Felder (8-0) is making his UFC debut. 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Suh is entering the final season of his contract, and team president Tom Lewand and general manager Martin Mayhew said before practice Monday that negotiations are being tabled. Lewand and Mayhew both expressed optimism that a deal can eventually be reached. "Hes told me he wants to be here. I have a good relationship with him," Mayhew said. "I know I want him to be here. I dont know what else to tell you." Lewand said Detroits salary cap situation isnt the reason for the delay in an agreement. If the two sides cant reach a deal after the season, the Lions could still keep Suh by using their franchise tag on him. "I wouldnt close the door on that," Mayhew said. "Every year, we have people concerned about our ability to function under the salary cap, and thus far weve been able to go out in free agency every year and add to our team, make our team better. ... I think the cap is going to go up next year, and probably the year after that too." Suh was drafted in 2010 by the Lions with the second overall ppick, and he has 27 1/2 sacks in his four pro seasons. Teppo Numminen Jersey. "We have a high degree of confidence that we can work out something thatll be mutually satisfactory at the right time, and the goal hasnt changed in the least. But the timing is such that we think the focus needs to be on the field, starting today," Lewand said. "Theres no adversarial nature to this decision. ... I think this is whats right for everybody." Mayhew said contract negotiations during the season can make it harder for a player to stay focused, so its important to put off any further discussions. He admitted these talks havent progressed as quickly as he expected. "At the combine, I probably thought around the start of free agency, possibly," Mayhew said. "After the draft, I thought probably by now. And now I think probably next year." So now the Lions sound prepared to wait until then for a resolution. "Its been my experience from doing this that when you can get a deal done in five minutes, the players not very good," Mayhew said. "It takes a little bit of time to get good players signed, and its a little bit more complicated." ' ' '