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He discusses the importance of fighting for fun and fulfillment rather than mere victory, recognizing that everyone will eventually face mortality. “Why worry about winning or losing?” he asks rhetorically. “Are you having fun? Then that’s all that matters.”
Redefining Success and Embracing Imperfection
Perhaps one of his most significant insights is his attitude toward success and failure. He emphasizes that winning isn’t everything and that the fear of losing is often overstated. He openly shares that he entered fights determined to give his best, regardless of the outcome, with the understanding that death is inevitable, and life is too short to be consumed by the need for perfection.