The middleweight champion, at UFC 204 this weekend, makes his maiden defence of the title he stunningly acquired by knocking out Luke Rockhold on short notice in June.
The event also marks a first return to his home city of Manchester in seven years as he looks to exact revenge on Dan Henderson, the man who infamously knocked out the Brit at UFC 100 in July 2009.
Bisping will aim to extend his four-fight win streak, which includes back-to-back victories over the legendary Anderson Silva and Rockhold, with victory against the 46-year-old American.
And his head coach is confident his “matured” charge will wipe away the demons of the savage defeat to Henderson.
“It’s a little worthwhile just to look at what we don’t want to do,” said Parillo of the shuddering knockout loss to Henderson when speaking to the MMA Hour.