ANSWER: It started when I was eight years old because my parents fought a lot. I told myself that a man is never ever going to hit me; I'm going to learn to defend myself and I started training Karate at school.

ANSWER: Champion of the 300 Sparta in Peru

ANSWER: International Taekwondo Champion, International Wushu Champion, National BJJ Champion and National Wrestling Champion

ANSWER: Blue belt in BJJ, blue belt in luta livre

ANSWER: Black belt in taekwondo, Black belt in wushu

ANSWER: The hardest fight was for the title since it was a fight that I had already fought with that rival. The previous fight was a no contest, and this one had the pressure of the people and the title.

ANSWER: Max Holloway, because his fights are bloody

ANSWER: I have been working since I was 12 years old. I have worked in everything and at 16 I already had my first business together with my best friend. At age 18, I had my cleaning chemical products company, and at 20, I migrated to another country.

ANSWER: It was very hard for me to get here. I had a very complicated childhood, but I always knew how to cope with it in my own way. Since I was little, I kept myself very busy. I worked, trained, danced and studied. I always had my mind busy, my desires and my desire to grow and get ahead. They were above what I had experienced, and I’m grateful to my mother and father who always supported me in my sport. I had to leave my country, my fights, my studies, my company, my smiles to look for a future and that was very hard. I suffered, but I managed to advance, and when I was already at my best in my fights, my previous trainer, the one I trusted the most, betrayed me. He tried to abuse me and that took me out of fights for three years; I thought I would never do it. Today, I am here, one step away from my dreams. My advice to everyone is that no matter how many times you fall, the important thing is that you get up.