Answer: The major accomplishment I've been able to achieve is being able to train and fight full time. Training under the Saekson banner with Julio Trana has opened many doors and I've been taking advantage of the opportunities since. And My 4 professional wins are all finishes within the second round so thats definitely something I am proud of.

Answer: What inspires me about bjj is the transitions through everything. The technicality of the art is amazing how every little detail is the link to every move for a finish. What inspires me about mma is the ability to put more than one art/style together and connect all pieces of the sport. And to become the best or to become a champion at doing so.

Answer: The person who inspires me is my mother. Being a single mother who gets up early everyday to make a good living for herself and myself as well. Whether she's tired or not. She gets up, goes to work and gets it done. And I know she does it to make sure She's providing for me. always taught me to never rely on anyone to get it done. And if you want something bad, you have to do do it yourself. It inspires me to keep pushing day in and day out. Whenever im in the gym it motivates to keep going no matter how tired I am.

Answer: My goals for this year is to fight 4 times and win them all. Ive fought 3 times the previous year and i went 2-1. So Im definitely pushing for an undefeated year. The next 3 years my goal is to be signed to a big mma promotion. UFC if the opportunity is there. Definitely working towards it. Maybe even get there sooner than 3 years. For 5 my year goal would be to have already have captured a world title with a couple of title defenses behind it as well.

Answer: Fight under the big MMA promoters like UFC.

Answer: I have been training for 6 years in mma, and 12 years in wrestling. Been a long journey and i have been enjoying the ride.

Answer: I train as often as i can until my body needs a break. Even on sundays when thats usually my day off, I'll get a little hike or jog. I try to spread my training from striking to wrestling and jiu jitsu. Making sure I cover all assets of the game.

Answer: The type of gear I keep in my bag all depends on what day it is. Or what training session is up next. When its wrestling i only take my wrestling shoes my mouth piece and mma gloves. Of course my clothes that i will be training in. If its Muay Thai, i take my boxing gloves, 10 oz and 16 oz, my shin guards for when we use kicks in our drills. I also bring my thai pads and focus mitts, it always helps when theres a big group, just to make sure theres enough pads for everyone. When its a day for jiu jitsu i take my gi and my belt, and I'm ready to rock and roll. There's alot of gear i have for each session so I'm constantly changing bags.

Answer: I don't have a go to finishing move. I definitely try to open things up with whatever opportunities are available. Whether its on the feet with striking or on the ground with jiu jitsu. I like to keep an open game.

Answer: I think it takes a lot to he a champion in MMA. Not just the skill or the hard work, but the smarts too. Its a mixture of everything in one. The smarts, the speed, the strength, and of course the hard work.