"I learned that love is such a more sustainable energy to draw from than hate." —Rose Namajunas

"I learned that love is such a more sustainable energy to draw from than hate."
—Rose Namajunas, after her win at UFC 217#ufc217 pic.twitter.com/TNUr1G1om4

— MMA Digest (@themmadigest) November 5, 2017

I'm like a tree. My leaves might change color, but my roots stay the same. —Rose Namajunas

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A great quote from @rosenamajunas. As the seasons of our life change what we do, how we look, where we go...will change. However, your roots, who you are, your character and integrity are rooted and grounded as life around you changes. #change #life #roots #character #integrity #ufc #champion @hypeordie

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“I don't throw and hope, I aim and fire" —Israel Adesanya

Has the future arrived?

🇳🇬🇳🇿 @Stylebender #UFC234 pic.twitter.com/o5Q7hijj5D

— UFC (@ufc) January 29, 2019

Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone on how he wants to be remembered

Always a must-watch!

How would you describe @CowboyCerrone's legacy? ⤵️ #UFCBrooklyn pic.twitter.com/i5LH2gb53f

— UFC (@ufc) January 14, 2019

Jonah Hill on doing BJJ: I try and get over the stuff that made me feel weak

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I started Brazilian Jui Jitzu 2 months ago and try and train 4 or 5 times a week. In high school the dudes who did Jui Jitzu used to beat the shit out of us at parties so it turned me off to it as an idea growing up. But quietly I always thought it was a beautiful art form . At 35 , I try and get over the stuff that made me feel weak and insecure as a teenager. It’s just wasted time and lessons you’ll never learn. Trying to let go of that. Nothing more humbling than getting your ass kicked by a 12 year old your first week . Got my first stripe today. I know it sounds corny but it’s pretty dope to jump in and do stuff you’d never think you’d be able to do. Much respect to Sensai Josh and @clockworkbjj and Anthony for getting me into it ❤️ 🥋

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Cris Cyborg: The most important is to be a champion in the lives of people

Cyborg handled her first defeat n over 13 years, versus Amanda Nunes, with a lot of class.

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Hoje não foi nosso dia, mas galera quero que saiba que sou muito grata pelo o carinho de vocês! A vida é assim um dia perdemos e um dia vencemos! Cinturão pra mim sempre foi algo simbólico , o mais importante é ser campeão na vida das pessoas fazendo diferença nesse mundo! Obrigada Deus estou com você na vitória e na derrota até o fim dos meus dias! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Today was not our day, but I want you to know that I am very grateful for your affection! Life is like that one day we lose and one day we win! Belt for me has always been symbolic, the most important is to be a champion in the lives of people making a difference in this world! Thank you, God, I am with you in victory and defeat until the end of my days!

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Joe Rogan on his best self

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Of all the versions of me that reside in this meat vehicle the best one is the one that emerges after the great purge of the monkey rage and pouring of the sweat. That’s the me I turn to when I need answers. That’s the me with the most love, the most clarity, and the most appreciation. It’s the best me, and I have to work to make him emerge.

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Charles Oliveira on Happiness

Robert Whittaker on Mental Health

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Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. You don’t need to be ok all the time, sometimes stuffs hard. Ask for help, I do all the time. #nottooproudtoaskforhelp #worldmentalhealthday

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Staring at Death too long can blind us to the possibilities of living —Randy Couture

As one of the founding members of Team Quest and Xtreme Couture MMA it is with great sorrow that we say good bye to Robert Follis. Robert was a friend, coach, mentor, and philosopher of martial arts to many of us. It is with a very heavy heart that I write this tribute to a man that touched so many. Death is like the sun. There is no escaping it. It infuses every part of our lives, but it doesn’t make sense to stare at it too long. That becomes a real challenge when someone you know, love, and respect ends their life. This is where Robert has been since his brothers passing a couple years ago and where we are left now. It is very easy to get caught up in the urgency that comes from the limited span of our lives. It can push us to obsess over life’s meaning in the time we have. But obsessing over it, and staring directly at it too long can blind us to the possibilities of living. Robert was a Hero to many. Heroes have the whole earth as their tomb . . . There is, enshrined in the chest of every person he touched, a record unwritten with no tablet to preserve it. It’s that which he imprinted on our hearts. What lives on is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what he has woven into the lives of others. Those who have lived with us become a part of us. We honor the dead by living their values. Through our efforts, we ensure that the good things they stood for continue to stand even when they are gone. Robert stood for many good things. Let’s let Our actions become a living memorial to Robert Follis. R

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Amazing things start happening in your life when you really believe in yourself.

Amazing things start happening in your life when you really believe in yourself.

— The Diamond (@DustinPoirier) December 4, 2017