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This is the average to savage podcast
with Paul Greno, everyone in anyone,
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athletes set's and much more. It's
up everybody. On back for another episode
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of the average savage podcast or special
guests. Today's MMA fighter, Justin sumpter.
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Justin. What's up and come and
thanks for having me. Yeah,
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thanks for coming on. Could you
just give us a brief background about yourself?
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Names Jeff and the port jumpter reaginally
born in Murphy to Carolina and currently
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live in Chapter Connecticut with my one
of wonderful fiance and dog Russo. Train
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with Nick Nowell out of West David
Connecticut and finding our academy and I am
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a project manager Perks chessing company and
Dan Very Connecticut. For sure. That's
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what we're going to jump into that
later to so, I know you said
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you grew up in South Carolina.
So how did you end up moving to
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Connecticut? Well, I well,
before I came up to Connecticut, I
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graduated from Georgia, Southern University Okay
and Georgia, and I was down there
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about two years after I graduated.
I was working like with the roofing company
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and then one of my friends I
graduated with told me about this company that
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moves a around and you get to
see different parts of the UN dates and
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you get the working get paid,
and so I end up jumping on with
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that company. Me In the first
job opportunity they gave me was like,
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you want to go to Connecticut?
So the first thought I had was pretty
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code I hear up there. So
I thought about it a little bit,
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but I was like, you know, never been up there. So you
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know, I decided to go.
Been Loving and everything besides the code.
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Yeah, I've been loving it every
time. Yeah, for sure. I
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mean now it's getting to that point
where it's like where's the snow, and
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you know it's coming soon. So
yeah, it's to get a big one
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tonight. Hopefully not too much.
Yeah, when you moved up to Connecticut,
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is that's how you got to MMA
right? Well, no, I.
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Yeah, I was fighting ever since
two thousand and eleven. I had
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I had I think it was like
eleven imager fight down in the top east.
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Held two different titles down there.
So you mean, I'm frightened pretty
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much everywhere, Florida, top Carolina, Alabama, Carolina to Carolina. So
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definitely, definitely was rope verse.
And then when I came up to Connecticut,
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kind of Morgan and fine tune because
really, listen, you get you
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guys down there, but you know
that is big as you Jitsu's up there.
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Everyone's a little bit closer. So
feel with your different styles and kind
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of fine tune my game when I
came up here and then, you know,
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eventually went prope and two thousand and
fifteen. So yeah, basically answered
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my next question. I was gonna
say, like how did you get into
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MMA? But like what's your how
did you like get passionate about like fighting?
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Basically a weird story. But my
one of my good friends, Nick
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West, down in Georgia, you
know, when I first met him,
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he is a real skinny guy,
and he said, you know, hey,
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sight, I do rem and like
sure you do. He said it
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can come to fight and I was
like yeah, so watch them fighting and
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you beat this guy, put them
in a triangle, put in a sleep.
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I was like I could do that. And you know, ever since
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then started started training, and I'm
say I started training probably mayor June of
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two thousand and eleven, and I
had my first fight in July of two
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thousand and eleven and you know,
tooked everything and you know, I knew
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that was something I really wanted to
do. It put a lot of my
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energy and focusing on it Gotcha.
So you had no like even like boxing
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or any other more. Okay,
that's what they really want, you know.
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I mean they they wanted me to
like D Jiu Jitsu. Yeah,
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and so, you know, I
did my first Naga and I got cold
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and in my division I was like
a man, you were like this gets
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and then after a month there's a
training Jiujitsu. They're like hey, we
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got this fight they need upon and
I was like hey, why not?
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And so, you know, took
that fight. I think it was like
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two weeks noticed that they said they
one of your fight. Yeah, down
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at Florida, and I was like
a man, took it and rested history.
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Yeah, for sure. So kind
of just like I'm kind of just
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like fell into your lap almost.
Yeah, you mean, I definitely I
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love competing, I love beer,
things keep saying actor and you know,
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along with wrestling, you know,
I still had a drive to be at
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a high level. I didn't really
get to compete in college. You're wrestling,
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but still wanted to do stuff.
And you know, some one just
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mentioned it. I looked into it
and you know for sure. Yeah,
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so for happing sometimes. And how
did you how'd you get the nickname the
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fort? Well, originally my nickname
was machine, and you know that I
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kind of coined that phrase from myself. Yeah, all my friends down south.
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But you you're familiar with the civil
war. Fort Sumter is a crucial
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position, crucial fort that was in
the civil war, and so you know,
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definitely would Georgia history, South Carolina
history. It's really big. And
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you know, they kept telling me, Ay, Ma used to change the
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name to the sport for I don't
know, man kind of change Corny,
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and then right before my pro fight, my first profit for my friends t
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me up, hey man, you
really need to change your your name to
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the Fort, and then I thought
about it. I was like hey,
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you know, it kind of does
ring, and so, you know,
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that's how that's how the name came
is out. Yeah, sure, I
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like, I think it's I think
it's kind of unique. Yeah, and
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now that I know that story,
now I think it's more unique. Like
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I like we you brought up before. I know some people don't know that
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you actually have a daytime, daytime
job. So what do you do for
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your daytime job? Yeah, Manager
for Construction Company with costruction out A.
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Damn Barry. Yeah, so write. That kind of takes. You know
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what, I'm not training, I'm
working. So some some guys have a
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little bit of luxury where, you
know, they all going to do is
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train and you know, they work
at the gym and that's kind of a
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thing. But you know, I
have a back movement
science and civil engineering
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technology. Want too long to pay
for that? Yeah, yeah, piece
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of paper after work. So sure, definitely am. But you know,
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I mean I like I like to
be different aspect of the job, starting
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to job up, make the sureus
stuff running properly and things like that.
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For sure, you think. You
think just having that job give you more
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motivation for fighting? Yeah, yeah, you mean definitely, you know,
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just because a lot of people,
you see them, they just train and
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they're like as Athology, as you
know, the game, train and there
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they're kind of have a singular focus. Well, my deal was is like,
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you know, fighting is as a
expiration date. You can't fight when
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you're well, you know. Yeah, yeah, kind of outlying. They're
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sposed Denario, but you know,
you can't fight. Not that many people
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fight when they're during the forties or, you know, past that. And
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so you know I won't want.
I won't wanted something to one have a
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fallback plan to win. I'm not
fighting, you know, if if I
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don't make that, you know those
millions of names of dollars that you know
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I am going to make, but
you know it might not happen. So
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you know, I definitely have a
career to fall backbone and support my family.
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Yeah, definitely always good to have
a backup plant. And Yeah,
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and you made your major pro debut
at Bellat or one hundred and fifty three,
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and so it's ironic about to fight
for Bella to or coming up.
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And I know you lost your first
fight, but then you went for or.
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You went oh no, versus for
no fighter. So yeah, so
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what was that? You just how
did that fight come buy? You were
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just like screwed on taking the fight, even though the guys for no.
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Yeah, yeah, I mean I
still have that. You know, I
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could sider that that fight my last
amateur fight. Yeah, and the reason
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why, even though it's professionally may
I paid it all that, but it
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was just that learning, you know, like what me being a amatury like
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you tell with my my fight.
You know, I mean I was I
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wanted you to throw me in there
with the darts. You know, I
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mean I swim. You know my
first, I guess told You my first
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amager fight. I know that.
Two weeks notice, right, and I
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thought I got I was fiving.
Know, so it was. You know,
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my mentality was to put me in
there with the guys that are supposed
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to be there, and you know
I mean I'm I'm trying to swim and
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swim. Secondly, so you know, you put me in there with starts
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and I turned out to be a
bigger shart. Yeah, like it.
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You're down for the chetality going into
that fighting, you know. I mean,
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yeah, if you want that fight. You know I was, I
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was winning, but you know,
it's made one fight mistake, you know,
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definitely my cart. You're looking what
it should have been and you know
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I end up losing. So,
you know, I just think that's a
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learning experience. You know, even
though I have to it was a paint
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where your experience, you could your
except that in and learn from me.
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Strengths win back to back. So
not starting off undefeated. I think that
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even puts less pressure on you just
because, you know, I mean like
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being undefeated, especially may like it's
always that a someone's there to take that
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out. But you know, having
had one, oh my, you know,
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kind of makes it allows you to
relax a little bit and be a
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little bit more comfortable. And when
you when you go out there. Yeah,
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definitely. And then after that fight
was when you started training with right.
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So how did how did that come
about? How did you find Nick
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Nick in the gym and stuff like
that? Well, you know, I
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mean like so after that fight,
he like I was walking through the like
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terminal at brose. Were any stopped
me as that's like Amen, real good.
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You know what I mean. So
you get out there, keep your
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head up. And so happened to
you? Was Opening a gym kind of
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right up the street from where I
chained before. And then, you know,
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I mean I knew I wanted to
be serious about the sport and Nickspan,
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you know, all over the world
and champion, world champion. So
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I knew, you know, if
I wanted to take that next level to
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be a well rounded road developed fighters. You know, after at the change
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it can go to. It is
yeah, yeah, definitely get yeah,
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that's great. It's crazy, I
something just like happens like that, but
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it's awesome. Yeah, I mean
I think, I think it's like a
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it's kind of a like a sign. No, positive subtract and you know,
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I kind of put trying to keep
putting positive energy out there in the
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world and sooner or later this I
kind of bring about things in front of
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me. What, you know,
when they ride, I see the moment
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and you know, kind of compounds
and you know, seoner or later,
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like you're you see yourself in a
better circumstances because you're taking the right dip,
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doing the right thing, and everything
kind of works out that way.
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Yeah, for sure. Yeah,
positive, positive energy. Just put it
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out there and it comes back to
you right. Yeah, and after that
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you went you went five and know, and and then you got the fight
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with the Dana wake a tender series. I know, yeah, you're a
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tough opponent. That was LFA champ
and and end up losing. But like
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what was that whole experience like?
Yeah, experience, and I mean just
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to be out there and to you
know, be face for Dana and and
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you know, you see that kind
of environment that you know, I know
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if along there, you know I
mean it just, you know, just
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so happen that the cards you really
didn't fall in my favor. But you
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know, I mean I'm not taking
it as as a set back, more
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of a set up. Yes,
I've been better. So you know,
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if I thankful for opportunity, you
know, there's definitely. Yeah, definitely
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definitely. I made made a couple
mistake in the fight and you know,
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I learned from that and you know, seeing him be successful at the high
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level with his last fight and really
put a feather in my cap and like
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hey, you know, I mean, I'm not, I'm not. I
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could be that guy.
I just
got to get in there, get in
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there and improve it a game.
So I'm just anxiously, you know,
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get this fight over, risk another
one can kind of be back where I
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was going to be back from the
show. So yeah, definitely. And
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so speaking of that, so all
this comes back full circle. You're about
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to be back belt or to sixteen, February sixteen. and is that like
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crazy that it was like your first
fight on belt. Right now this is
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like your big fight right now coming
up. I belatory. Yea. Yeah,
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yeah, I mean I really wanted
to kind of, you know,
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have that have a little bit sooner, but you know, I mean yeah,
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so you know, just be back
there, you know, with all
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them, my experience, all all
the fact that I've had and everything I've
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learned, feels even better to step
back in there and know that, you
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know, I'm well prepared, well
developed and he's ready to showcase on skills.
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Do you know who your opponent is
yet? Yeah, my appointed is
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Resonado, be it out of Mathusetts, I believe. I forget what camp
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got up, but that's close opponent. Go. What's his record? He's
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okay. So, so it's going
to be a good matchup then. Yeah,
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yeah, I think he's in the
region. So definitely, definitely a
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good opponent. Well around it.
So it should definitely be a good cat
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for me. For sure. It's
going to be on the zone right.
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You'RE gonna be on time leave.
So I'm not too sure. I don't
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I don't like to know the his
own thing right as yet. I'm I'm
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still kind of getting up to date
on it. Yeah, yeah, I'm
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kind of confused on I don't know
if they're showing the whole card on the
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zone or not, but I feel
like they kind of I feel like they
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are. I'm not a hundred percent
positis, so don't take my word on
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that. Yeah, and so what
can we expect to see from you February
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sixteen? You know, just being
well rounded, conflective and, you know,
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just funning. Pose my will.
A lot of people there and maybe
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they kind of want to see that. You know, me back to my
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always of not keep out, but
you know, I'm just going to going
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to take this one easy and in
just impose my will, put them in
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back box the rest of the show. Yeah, definitely. How do you
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feel that all these like Connecticut fighters
are getting big opportunities to shine now?
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Now they're I know, three people
that you trained with her. Two other
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people that you train with her get
on the belt cards of my kimball and
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Jesse great man. Really, the
funny thing about it is, you know,
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as of late I've everything a lot
of people that are I've been training
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with personally get in the limelight and, you know, getting that stepping up
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that level and being so case by
these top organizations. You know, got
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the wellknown guys and UFC I got
my both both friends, blower check there
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and Carl Robinson, are fighting each
other. You know. I mean I'm
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hoping for a great, great fight
between them, not taking sad but you
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know, just see, hey,
people that I'm trying with top level,
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people that I'm training with are getting
to the top level. So it's real
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things. Things are on the ride, especially for New England, MMA and
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and just you know, my my
circle, people that I deal with,
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are definitely rise. And so,
for sure, I just keep on seeing
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it all over and just like this
is crazy, because it's like all around
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around us and everyone's doing big things
and it's awesome. Yeah, and you're
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ready for some fun questions? Yeah, now, so what are your goals
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for two thousand and nineteen? Two
Thousand and nineteen first goal is to have
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a healthy baby. congrats on that, by the way. Yeah, I
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have a healthy, big baby with
a big for you know, I have
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a finally be the married to my
wonderful piante and to you know, I
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make make more money. I guess
this is undefeated this year. Yeah,
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for sure gets some wind. Be
Getting New Prost I'll take it. What
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is what do you like to do
in your free time when you're not training
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or working, to do stuff around
the house? You build some building things.
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I got my back to kind of
like a whip shop, just like
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to try to build furniture. I
haven't really made anything substantial as of yet,
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but I got some some plans in
my head that I got to work
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through. So hopefully acting this fight, I guess spend a little more time
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back there just pinker in and building
things. For sure. have at this
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scenario question. If you were to
create an APP, what kind of APP
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would be dy creating? Making you
think here, well, I would make
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an APP or just with pregnant?
Yeah, it a way to where you
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be able to scan a scan of
bar code and it would tell you every
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this product is all right for a
baby. Well, right for a pregnant
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lady, because they don't have really
have that. I don't think I'll make
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her. It's extremely easier. All
right, there you go. And what
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about what's on your music playlist right
now? Did I have archie were ready?
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It's a dance song, and then
I have some Ti Jacole, Kendrick
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Lamar and some big crip in there. All right. And last one.
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What's the biggest difference from LIVING DOWN
SOUTH TO UP NORTH? Now, I
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would say politeness. Yeah, I
could see it. They all limit up
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here. But yeah, for sure, and we're going to people find you
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on social media and if you want
to shout out any anybody and stuff like
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that, Daddy, they can find
me on Instagram at Fort Sumter MMA,
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as well as twitter with the same
handle, or you can go on facebook
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happy page just in the Fort Sumter. Also, would like to make a
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shout out to my management top game
management, Nick Nol, Fighting Art Academy,
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Watching Wag pay rooming foundation supplement and
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I appreciate you coming on in.
Good luck. February sixteen. Think