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On entering in jiu jitsu class in the age of 12:
On fighting Jon Hess (6 ft 7 in, 245 lbs)
On his sister's Missing:
On having any anger on Anderson Silva:
On The Chris:
On his former TRT threatment:
http://globoesporte.globo.com/progr...ra-gagueira-na-infancia-e-sumico-da-irma.html
It was a horrible period, very bad. I had stuttering and people were like: ga, ga, ga ... I was nervous and sometimes the words didn't come out. And sometimes the bullying came from the teacher himself. I remember I had to speak and read a quote in class and I was ashamed. All I had to put out, I put in there in training jiu-jitsu. And it was wonderful, it was a magical moment, it was my time there. All bullyings I suffered in school, that was where I would put out, all the frustrations of seeing my parents separated, fighting, I put out in jiu jitsu.
On fighting Jon Hess (6 ft 7 in, 245 lbs)
- A guy that no one wanted to fight. At that time, didn't had rules, it was crazy. He had blinded a guy in the UFC, because there was nor ules. Then I turned to Carlson, pointed to my balls like this and said, "Carlson, I want to be a father one day, how this can be a ''no rules fight''?" I was with bandage, gloves, I was all good sportsman. I remember very well before the fight when Carlson said: "Hey sir referee, translates here (To Hess), tell the guy he can use knife, shotgun, machine gun, that we will win the fight anyway." I remember he was very big men, i grabbed him, i looked like a tick on the horse. I used the ropes to take him down, knee on his belly and threw the punches. I can say that fight was like David versus Goliath.
On his sister's Missing:
I took my car and started going to the hills .. I said:... "Let's go after her, we'll find it," I was sure I'd be able to find I remember that night I went back and stayed awake for three days in a virtually turned Going from place to place, asking it. "Have you seen my sister? You see, someone saw?" Thing was crazy.
The disappearance is a daily burial. I think it's worse than death. For death you die, and buries, it's like solving, right? And have that hope. I remember that people were beginning to call 190 giving information (The brazilian 911). And a year passes, and two years pass and three years pass. And the worst thing in the world is that little frame hitting the stone, that drop hitting the stone in your heart all day. Hope ...
But i learned that suffering is the most powerful recipe for you to become stronger. It is in the suffering that we grow. It was a painful but liberating process. Because we only have condition to be forgiven when we forgive.
On having any anger on Anderson Silva:
No way, never had. Just the opposite. Anderson became well known in Brazil after the fight with me. After he fought me he turned this phenomenon. I think it was nice that too.
On The Chris:
I have only one thing in mind. His name is Chris Weidman. I just think of him. Just think about it. How will I handle my day with my power, with my pillow with my recovery, my training ... I do not want to save sacrifice because that's what will determine my victory. So I overcome him, i beat Weidman, every day.
On his former TRT threatment:
It is a deficiency. It's like the guy take issue pressure or asthma. Today hormone treatment is in the NFL, the NBA, several athletes use it. And in the MMA had too. I still have the deficiency. Its Not like i don't have it anymore, I just keep moving with and learned to deal with it. I did everything right, had exams. The treatment was banned and I had to leave. My doctor said: "Victor, you will always have that. Your body will have to adapt, readjust, it will take. "It was hard for me to drop the treatment was painful, I felt, but today i learned.
http://globoesporte.globo.com/progr...ra-gagueira-na-infancia-e-sumico-da-irma.html