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than this i need to be better here and
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there so like to have another fight can
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kind of like get me past that one nice
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sure i'm sure your experience in in
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jiu-jitsu being able to compete so
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consistently and just uh write any kind
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of you know wrongs there might be from a
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previous competition uh what do you
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think is the most valuable experience
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and and learning from competing in
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jiu-jitsu at such a high level to MMA um
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I mean I think it's just like dealing
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with the pressure what's funny is I do
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feel like I it is it was more pressure
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fighting in jiu-jitsu than MMA it's like
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a weird thing like you know MMA is a
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little bit scarier cuz of things that
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can happen are a little bit like more um
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I don't know intense um but in jiu-jitsu
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it's like that everyone's really really
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good at that one thing so like you're
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going up against people that are like
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just as good as you um maybe better at
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you know at this one aspect of the sport
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you know one thing and like specific
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thing so um that pressure was like a lot
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and it gets my nerves going like way
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more and then you don't know who you're
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going to you know it's a tournament
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format most of the time so you don't
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know which opponent you're going to have
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until like maybe a week before so you
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can't really prepare for styles and
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things like that so just having to like
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roll with it and deal like I think that
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was like really good experience for me
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what was exactly like the moment where
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you decided I'm going you know to shift
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