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Luis Hernandez explains why he fought just once over the previous year despite now competing twice in 11 days: “There’s no money. You lose money in fighting. I was losing money from my career. I was trying to get a house with my wife, and I’m blessed now to... show more

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Eli13 дней назад

He’s the cooler version of Hokit, IMO. Hopefully the UFC is patient with his career. He’s got the mentality to go far, but he still needs more experience before fighting ranked fighters in that division.

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newstroll13 дней назад

Please beat the fuck out of that smiley retarded pussy Chris Curtis he’s been running his mouth

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Mark Brownlee13 дней назад

His wife’s a rocket

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BlueSmoke13 дней назад

Driving around in a police cruiser doing FaceTime with Ariel talking about being disqualified from the police exam on multiple occasions.

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Professional MMA Fighter13 дней назад

He may not be good but if he entertains he will get paid

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LouisvilleLuck13 дней назад

Pathetic a billion dollar company starves its employees.

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Kuna13 дней назад

I liked him until he started dancing and acting like a faggot.

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......13 дней назад

Yea tell me about it

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