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10/26/2026

One of life's greatest lessons is understanding the difference between those who celebrate your success and those who genuinely care about your journey.

When you're struggling, sacrificing, and building something from nothing, the room is often quiet. Few people see the sleepless nights, the disappointments, the sacrifices, or the battles you fight when no one is watching.

But when you finally succeed, the room fills. People applaud, congratulate you, and suddenly want to be part of your story.

Yet the same crowd that celebrates your rise can disappear the moment you stumble.

There is a profound difference between people who are loyal to you and people who are loyal to what your success represents.

Applause is conditional. Admiration is temporary. And recognition often depends on what you can accomplish rather than who you are.

True loyalty is revealed in the absence of recognition. It's found in those who stand beside you when there is nothing to gain, nothing to celebrate, and no guarantee that your efforts will ever amount to anything.

Never confuse the people who show up for your victories with the people who would stand beside you through your defeats.

Because in the end, success reveals who admires you, but adversity reveals who values you.

And perhaps the greatest wisdom is learning to recognize the difference before life forces you to.

10/23/2026

Our man Christian about to make his MMA debut. Proud of this young man. Been with us since he was 15. Just turned 18 a few months ago. Trains daily. He's going to be another one to watch out for Mark my words 💯

10/20/2026

Weak people focus on their insecurities. Arrogant people focus on the weaknesses of others. Strong people focus on their own strengths.

There is a certain kind of strength that comes from learning to focus on yourself rather than constantly measuring yourself against others.
When you spend your time looking for flaws in other people, you aren't building yourself up. You're simply distracting yourself from the things within you that still need work.

It's easy to criticize someone else's weaknesses. It's easy to compare yourself to others, judge their decisions, or find reasons to believe you're better than they are. But none of that makes you stronger, wiser, or more successful.

True strength comes from self-awareness, discipline, humility, and the willingness to keep improving.

A confident person doesn't need to diminish someone else to recognize their own worth. They understand that another person's success doesn't take away from theirs, and another person's weaknesses don't somehow become their strengths.

The only person you truly have control over is yourself. Your character, your effort, your attitude, your decisions, and the way you respond to adversity.

So spend less time worrying about what everyone else is doing and more time developing who you are becoming.
Insecurity looks inward with fear. Arrogance looks outward with judgment. Strength looks inward with purpose.

At the end of the day, you don't become stronger by exposing the weaknesses of others. You become stronger by recognizing your own potential and having the discipline to develop it.

Focus on yourself. Build your strengths. Correct your weaknesses. Let your growth speak for itself

10/14/2026

SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO GET LOST IN THE DARK

There's a darkness in life that nobody prepares you for.

A place where the confidence you once carried begins to fade. Where the path you thought you understood suddenly disappears. Where the people, the dreams, and the things you believed would always be there are no longer within reach.

And for the first time, you find yourself questioning everything.

Your purpose. Your strength. Your worth. Even the person you've become.

But here's something most people never understand.

The darkness isn't always there to destroy you. Sometimes it's there to introduce you to a version of yourself you've never met.

Because when the noise fades, when the applause stops, when there's nobody left to impress and nowhere left to hide, you're forced to confront the one person you've spent your entire life trying to understand.

Yourself.

And that can be a terrifying place.
But don't confuse being lost with being defeated.

Some of the strongest people you'll ever meet weren't born with an unbreakable spirit. They were broken by circumstances, tested by betrayal, humbled by failure, and forced to rebuild themselves in places where nobody could see their struggle.

They didn't become strong because someone showed them the way.
They became strong because they kept moving when they couldn't see the way.
That's the part of life that changes you.
Not the victories. Not the recognition. Not the moments when everything falls into place.

It's the mornings you got up carrying the weight of everything that went wrong. The decisions you made to keep believing in yourself when the world gave you every reason not to.

Understand something.

You don't have to see the entire path to take the next step.

And you don't have to be fearless to be courageous.

Sometimes courage is nothing more than refusing to surrender to a darkness you haven't found your way through yet.
So if you're lost right now, keep moving.

If you're struggling, keep fighting.
If the person you used to be feels like a stranger, maybe that's because you're becoming someone you were never capable of being before.

Because sometimes the darkness doesn't mean you've lost your way.

Sometimes it means you've finally reached the place where your real journey begins.
connection.

Before you decide to erase yourself from this plane of existence, just remember there's a lot of people that would miss you dearly. Just reach out. Let's go get some food ,coffee a drink would be an awful lowly place without you here. 🙏💯

10/09/2026

“The greatest battles in life are rarely fought against another person. They are fought within ourselves. Against doubt, fear, complacency, and the temptation to quit when things become difficult.

Victory isn't always measured by the opponent you defeat, but by the person you refuse to become when adversity tests your character.

Strength is not the absence of struggle. It is the willingness to endure it, learn from it, and continue forward when every reason to stop seems justified.

Because in the end, life doesn't reward those who simply possess potential. It reveals the character of those willing to suffer, sacrifice, and do what others won't.”

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Character is built through adversity. Greatness is earned through perseverance.

10/06/2026

🔥 Battle MMA Championships 20 🔥 October 3rd COS City HUB Colorado Springs CO Lee vs Heridia

10/05/2026

I’m genuinely curious where people stand on this, because I think there’s an interesting line between sportsmanship, accountability, and simply getting back the same energy you’ve been giving.

Saturday night at the fights, we competed against a team that had spent the better part of the last three or four months doing a lot of talking. Some of it was normal competitive banter, but plenty of it crossed into disrespectful and derogatory territory.

That has never really been how we operate at Pariah.

We don’t make a habit of disrespecting opponents. We don’t talk down about other gyms. When our athletes win, we normally celebrate with our team, show respect to the opponent, and move on. Anyone who has been around us for any length of time knows that.
But Saturday, after months of hearing it, our athlete knocked their athlete out in less than a minute.

And yes—we gave some of that energy back.
Were we louder than normal? Absolutely.
Did we act out a little bit? Probably.
Was it overboard? Maybe, depending on who you ask.

But here is the part I’m curious about:
If someone antagonizes you for months, talks disrespectfully about you and your team, and is perfectly comfortable doing it when they believe they’re going to win…are they also obligated to accept what comes back when they lose?

Or is the expectation that one side gets to talk indefinitely, but the other side is somehow supposed to remain completely silent once the outcome doesn’t go their way?

What I actually respected most was the opposing athlete himself. When we spoke afterward, I apologized for some of the back-and-forth, and his response was basically, “I opened my mouth. I got what I deserved.”
I can respect that.

What I have a harder time respecting is coaches becoming upset afterward about the reaction while apparently having very little issue with everything that led up to it.

To me, respect has to work both ways.
If you truly respect another gym, another coach, or another fighter, that respect should exist before the fight—not just after the result doesn’t go your way.

Competition comes with emotion. Talking comes with consequences. And if you choose to make things personal before the fight, I think you also have to be prepared to eat a little crow afterward if things don’t work out.

So I’m genuinely interested in other people’s thoughts:

Where is the line?
If someone spends months talking and antagonizing an opponent, is the winning side wrong for giving it back afterward?

Or is accepting that response simply part of the territory once you decided to start talking in the first place?

10/05/2026

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