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    Why a losing streak can't rattle MMA fighter Ariel Gandulla
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    He dreamed of the day he would see all of them once again, but fate had other plans. "I called Cuba one day to speak to my dad and wish him a happy Father's Day and my sister broke the news to me that he was dead ... It was devastating. I felt like I wished I had drowned in the ocean." To Gandulla three losses in a row is no big ordeal, or an adversity he can't take head on. Full Article at Miami Herald
    I called Cuba one day to speak to my dad and wish him a happy Father's Day and my sister broke the news to me that he was dead ... It was devastating. I felt like I wished I had drowned in the ocean.
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago
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Why a losing streak can't rattle MMA fighter Ariel Gandulla
  1. I always fight for him ... I had told him I was a fighter here and he always wanted to see me fight, so I hope he's seeing me fight now.
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago
  2. I was at sea for seven days, but I knew we would make it ... All I knew is that I was free, that made me smile.
    SOURCE: Miami Herald 2 months ago
  3. It is sad that David cannot compete. However, I am looking into the future and forward to fighting against Ruslan
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