“Living in exile has its difficulties enough.”

—  Reza Goodary

Source: In the last 6 years, despite many difficulties, I have been able to grow in Thailand. Practicing in professional camps, including Venum, helped me improve my technical level in MMA (Mixed Martial Arts). I have been involved in martial arts for 26 years and I plan to continue my professional training in the United States after the end of the COVID-19 epidemic. https://www.irna.ir/news/84454698/ IRNA News, (August 30, 2021)

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