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🥶Alex Pereira drops cold scene for UFC countdown “Life wasn’t easy. I started working at a young age, I started drinking a lot as a kid. I needed to be more responsible. It was my reason to start fighting. I used to get into fights as a kid, so...

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I think it’s safe to say the UFC will be looking to make a major splash at the start of the Paramount deal. Big fights, big moments. If there was ever a time for Alex Pereira to move to heavyweight, this might be it — and I feel the UFC would be open to it.

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minghao 🥹 🐻‍❄️ and i think it’s amazing that when you were asked what your dream was as a kid you could answer right away that you wanted to be a star 🎱 back then, i really did want to be a star 🐻‍❄️ exactly 🎱 but i think the reason i wanted to be a star wasn’t even for myself, it was for my mom because everything i learned was all because i wanted to see her smile. i wanted to show it to my mom. so honestly, even after debuting as seventeen i cared a lot about what others thought because of the environment i grew up in, it’s less like that now. that’s why i want to do more of what i actually want now.

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