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His setbacks, notably a tough loss to Johnny Walker, served as pivotal learning moments. Instead of discouragement, he saw these as opportunities for growth, deciding to dedicate himself fully to training in Thailand and refining his craft. He shifted his focus from being a mere performer to embodying the skill and discipline needed to compete at the highest level.
He describes his evolution as a 'short step'—a conscious decision to go back to basics, improve his striking, and sharpen his instincts. His commitment to training every day, twice a day, in Muay Thai and grappling, speaks to his discipline and desire to be the best version of himself.