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08-03-2008, 02:15 AM
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what are my chances of getting signed to UFC or another
fighting league? im talking about in the future...Right now im 16, 5'9 and 185 lbs, i kno i have a talent for this because me and my friends used to fight for fun full contact and i can take punishment and definitely deliver some standing up. my problems are on the ground...but if i train at a successful Brazilian jiu-Jitsu gym ( Gabriel Gonzaga trains there) for a couple of years would i have a chance at getting signed? What would i have to do to Better my chances, Thanks in Advance
drew...i never said training there would give me credibility...im asking, that by training there...do you think i would become a better fighter.     
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