Ageless Leandro Higo approaches PFL Sioux Falls in search of 'gold key'
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Ageless Leandro Higo approaches PFL Sioux Falls in search of 'gold key'
""It's been 20 years since my debut, when I started fighting vale tudo in my hometown of Mossoro. I started out without any expectations. It was just a dream. I couldn't imagine getting as far as I have. On many occasions, I hit the goalpost, but that's life. Athletes never know how things will play out, but I'm happy with my career, considering where I came from and where I am today.""
""I'm in one of the biggest organizations on the planet facing their best athletes. For me, it's a privilege, and to make a living from it is also surreal. I never imagined it, and thank God, I've been doing it for quite a few years.""
Leandro Higo, a 37-year-old Brazilian MMA fighter, made his professional debut at 17 and has fought in various organizations. He prepares for his second fight in the Professional Fighters League against Magomed Magomedov. Higo reflects on his 20-year journey, expressing gratitude for his achievements and the privilege of competing at a high level. Despite struggles with inactivity since 2019 due to canceled bouts and opponent changes, he remains optimistic about his career and the opportunities ahead.
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