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Friendly reminder: Nobody ever got successful from sitting on the sidelines. You can’t win if you never choose to play.
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How to spot a successful person: Watch how they prepare for meetings, for work, for life in general. If you don't prepare, you just don't care.
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A lesson I wish I learned sooner: Nobody teaches you how important clear communication is.
The gap between people who get what they want and people who don’t is how clearly they can explain what they think, want, see, and need.
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Whenever Charles fans bring up the Arman fight and cry “robbery” over the fake sub attempt, just show them this video
Charles confirms what non-casual fans already knew: the D’Arce choke was literally just him showboating and trying to deceive the judges
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Truth.
Kobe was one of the only players I circled on my calendar and started preparing for a few nights before we played. Getting my rest right, extra body work, extra film, watching every calorie I consumed.
You needed to be at 100% to go against him because he was always going to bring 100%.
Shane Battier on why Kobe Bryant was the hardest player he ever had to guard:
“Because there were guys that were faster and stronger and could, you know, fly and more talented than me, but I thought I was smarter than every player I played against except Kobe. Kobe was the one guy was mentally a guy I couldn’t wear down mentally or break. And so I had played Kobe I don’t know 40 times in my career. And he was a month older than me. His mentality was like unlike anybody I played against, right? If Kobe had 20, he wanted 30. If he had 30, he wanted 40. If he had 40, he wanted 50. If he had 50, he wanted 60. It was non-stop. So I just remember just like, you know, sitting in Marina Delray Ritz going to the Staple Centers. I’m just thinking to myself, “Oh sh*t man. I got this guy tonight. I got this monster. The anxiety was real. It was real. Kobe did a really funny thing with me. Like we played this game with each other that only knew we were playing. And one day he’d be super friendly to me. Hey Shane, what’s going on man? How’s the Family? How you doing? Playing great. Next day, man, stone cold assassin. He wouldn’t even look at me. Wouldn’t even look at me. You know, I fall, he’d step over me. Do all that bullsh*t right? Next game, hey man, what’s going on? So he was always trying to like play this psychological warfare.”
(Via @hoopinghollerin)
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You talking about taking time off from fighting to fix your family issues, but it looks like you have plenty of free time for all these interviews.
You’re a joke El Panocha 🐱
Ilia Topuria went OFF on Arman Tsarukyan and tells him to "f*ck himself" 😳
"He's had his chance to fight for the title and he pulled out. Maybe he had to change his underwear after making that decision...
What he doesn't understand is that people are investing money to promote him. So when you see someone you're supporting, you're investing money in, and they give you that in return... would you keep supporting them?
Well, that's exactly what [the UFC] are doing. They sat at a table, and you know what they said? "F*ck Arman". So Arman, from here, go f*ck yourself."
(via @eldoberdanMMA)
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Funny how the “break” only got announced after Arman vs Hooker played out. Now that Arman Tsarukyan is the clear #1, he can’t be ignored. It’s obvious what’s happening. They don’t want to risk losing the Islam Makhachev fight, and they definitely don’t want Islam’s camp studying tape of him vs a real offensive wrestler. 👀
#MMATwitter #UFC324
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This essentially confirms an interim title fight, if Arman ISN’T a participant boycott the UFC.
I won’t be fighting in the first quarter of next year. I’m going through a difficult moment in my personal life. I want to focus on my children and resolve this situation as soon as possible.
I don’t want to hold up the division. The UFC will make the matchups needed, and as soon as the matters are resolved I'll let the UFC know I'm ready to begin my return.
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🇦🇲 Armenian Song “Dle Yaman” Brings Patrick Fiori to Tears on The Voice Kids France 🇫🇷
On The Voice Kids France 2025, Armenian contestant Albert Armenakyan stunned audiences with his performance of the cherished Armenian folk song “Dle Yaman.” The haunting melody struck a deep chord with French-Armenian judge Patrick Fiori, who was visibly moved during the performance.
Albert has been singing since he was 5, turning music into his way of expressing what words alone cannot. Over the years he has won competitions like Big Stage, reached the finals of Armenia’s national selection for Junior Eurovision, and in 2024 released his first song.
Dle Yaman is one of the most beloved pieces of Armenian folk music. With its timeless themes of love, sorrow, and longing, it continues to echo across generations.
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I’m the true #1 contender, ready to prove it against anyone. But how am I supposed to do that when everyone else just wants to fight on paper? Charles, Justin - you can sit and wait, or you can step up and earn it.
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VONC ES AXPERS ! 😃
Sharaputdin Magomedov 🇷🇺 et Armen Petrosyan 🇦🇲 en pleine discussion en arménien lors de leur dernier face-à-face 🙌
Rendez-vous demain ! 🔥 #UFC308
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NOTRE RÉACTION À LA VICTOIRE D’ARMAN TSARUKYAN 🇦🇲 FACE À CHARLES OLIVEIRA 🇧🇷
LA VRAI PROPAGANDE C’EST NOUS, ON VOUS LE DIS DEPUIS LE DÉBUT ! 🙌























