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"There was so much negative. I was on a losing streak, everything was going bad... Instead of being negative or mad or bitter about things that have happened in my life, it was just like, this is your chance now, this is your purpose, go out there and spread...

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Ariel Helwani

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Фото профиля LameShek
LameShek1 год назад

This man will be the champion soon.

Фото профиля Papa Frita
Papa Frita1 год назад

I could never not root for @DomReyes glad to see him get that win Saturday and can’t wait to see who he fights next

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normie assassin1 год назад

He's a phoenix. Love to see it.

Фото профиля Javid Ahmadi
Javid Ahmadi1 год назад

This man deserves the title shot next. All the top 5 had their chances.

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