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Demian Maia Feels Like A White Belt As A MMA Color Commentator: “We Did 1000 Fights [As Practice]”
Mar 16, 2023BJJEE1 AdminArticles, BJJ News
Demian Maia, one of the greatest BJJ athletes to ever compete in MMA, has been working for some time as a UFC Fight Pass color commentator in Brazil.
And he’s set on becoming as great in being a color commentator as he is in Jiu-Jitsu and MMA.
As a matter of fact, he did around 1000 fights as “practice” already.
Maia shared his experience in this week’s episode of MMA Fighting podcast Trocação Franca:
He still feels like a white belt at being a color commentator:
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