Answer: This year my main goal is the no GI world championship. Develop my jiu jitsu with GI too as much as possible. For the next years, I visualize the world title as a black belt GI and No-GI IBJJF and ADCC. I don't dream about winning, my biggest dream is to win being dominant and representing something. I want to convince myself that, I was truly better than my opponents. I think it’s possible.

Answer: I think you have to be very persistent, resilient and have self-abnegation during your walking. But you must love it other way it becomes heavy, and in my opinion, you win when you happy, so you have to learn enjoying the walking. Embrace the grind. As more you love it and it make sense for you, less fear you have. And during the fight, I think it's 50% jiu jitsu and the others 50% is a balance between faith and doubt. Whoever has more doubts usually lose.

Answer: I watched lot of competitors already and studied many of them. I usually do that. First, I used to study mendes bros, keenan cornelius, miyaos and leandro lo. They formed my way to fight. After wacthed a lot of gui mendes passing. Last 1 year to now I've been studying marcio andré, lucas lepri, roger gracie and kron gracie. Someone who inspired and teach me a lot was paulo and joao miyao. I had the chance of living with them about 6 months in NY and it was amazing. I consider them my professors too and brothers.

Answer: I like the transformation jiu jitsu forces me to do in my mind and life. The challenge makes you jump out of the comfort zone and soon or later it reconnects you with your faith developing your spirit.

Answer: It gives you guideline about the execution of right move at right time, and how can you benefits the wrong moves of your competitors.

Answer: Always use my Elite GIs, Rashguards and Shorts.

Answer: Do you have a go to finishing move? I try all. Nothing in particular