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Fascinating insight into a fighter's mind after a loss from Payton Talbott "I didn't take [the loss to Barcelos] lightly. I lost the fight, but when you go down to a primitive level of things like, if the ref wasn't in there, and it was me and him, he... show more

Ariel Helwani

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Marv1 year ago

@PaytonTalbott Bones Jones straight clownin you Ariel

Cristobal Luis1 year ago

@PaytonTalbott Heard his grappling i.proved tremendously. This is the mentality it takes.

⚫️1 year ago

@PaytonTalbott His striking is still ass was getting clipped in the first he loses to someone as creative as he is

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🚨 JUST IN: JD Vance says after Charlie Kirk died, he stayed up all night digging into conspiracy theories about what really killed him "It's the only time I can remember my wife ever telling me that she was really worried about me." "I stayed up all night for many nights in a row researching every conspiracy theory, going down every rabbit hole." "When my lovely wife, Usha, told me to come to bed, I told her I owed it to Charlie to try to uncover every stone, and so that's what I tried to do." "What saved me was not lying to myself, but accepting the reality of the fight that we're in. Charlie's death was an immense loss and irreplaceable loss." "We got kicked in the teeth, my friends, and there's no sugarcoating it or pretending that it didn't happen. We need to accept that." "And what saved me was realizing that the story of the Christian faith, like the story of these United States of America, is one of immense loss followed by even bigger victory." 🇺🇸🇺🇸

🚨 JUST IN: JD Vance says after Charlie Kirk died, he stayed up all night digging into conspiracy theories about what really killed him "It's the only time I can remember my wife ever telling me that she was really worried about me." "I stayed up all night for many nights in a row researching every conspiracy theory, going down every rabbit hole." "When my lovely wife, Usha, told me to come to bed, I told her I owed it to Charlie to try to uncover every stone, and so that's what I tried to do." "What saved me was not lying to myself, but accepting the reality of the fight that we're in. Charlie's death was an immense loss and irreplaceable loss." "We got kicked in the teeth, my friends, and there's no sugarcoating it or pretending that it didn't happen. We need to accept that." "And what saved me was realizing that the story of the Christian faith, like the story of these United States of America, is one of immense loss followed by even bigger victory." 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Eric Daugherty

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