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Verhoeven underlines the importance of clean sport and drug testing. He mentions that Glory, the organization he fights for, conducts tests consistent with the World Anti-Doping Agency standards, and he emphasizes the necessity of fairness for athlete safety and integrity. He notes the recent suspensions of fighters for doping violations, asserting that staying clean is vital for longevity and respect in the sport.
Reflecting on Past Fights and Rivalries
Talking about his notable bouts, Verhoeven reminisces about his first fight with Badahari in 2016, which ended in an unfortunate injury—an arm injury for Badahari that halted the fight prematurely. Despite that, he considers it a close, intense fight and hopes for a proper rematch now that both fighters are active again after a hiatus.