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Pereira was mentally & physically weak when he first started fighting 25 years old fighting for pennies with 2 kids to feed, getting beat It was only when an early coach of his spotted the potential he had, and got his mind, body and soul right Did he go... show more

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Omni-Man MMA2 years ago

Without Joker there is no Batman. Without Lex Luthor there is no Superman. Without Green Goblin there is no Spider-Man. Without Stylebender there is no Poatan.

Jared Gilmore2 years ago

His life story and documentary will be a thing of legend in the years to come.

Jacob Rubenstien2 years ago

where can i watch the whole video?

Stjerneslager 🇳🇴2 years ago

Brazilians when it comes to being mentally fragile then suddenly turning a corner and becoming unstoppable

Toodumbtocare2 years ago

The word fragile in the sentence as alex , hard to believe

10182 years ago

That hair cut is diabolical

Aaron2 years ago

How about crediting @patrick_gavia the one who actually made the video.

Chode_Toad_0072 years ago

People like this Prove that weakness and failure can be an integral aspect of someone obtaining True strength. It requires having the right mindset and perspective on things. Alex really is an amazing individual

Mike "Taco" Bell2 years ago

need that maze fade asap

Hussein2 years ago

When his coach started pouring voodoo on his oppenant to disorient them so that he can win

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