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Ethan Lewis reacts to a hard fought split decision win at Gladiator Fighting Championship 2, securing his this amateur bantamweight title after one of the toughest tests of his career. He breaks down a razor close fight that went right to the wire, trading big moments against…

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This short Combat Confidential clip, titled around Ethan Lewis and GFC 2 - GladiatEire Fighting Championships 2, captures Ethan Lewis speaking about his amateur career path rather than breaking down a specific bout in detail. He says there are many top-ranked amateurs he has not fought yet and that he wants to fight everyone while he remains amateur. He expresses a strong desire to compete at what the captions render as IMATHs or IMATS and to become an amateur world champion before turning professional, while also saying it would not be the end of the world if that did not happen. Lewis states he has had 13 amateur fights and can see at least another 10 to 15. He emphasizes wanting to stay active and ideally fight every week. An unnamed interviewer responds that weekly fighting would be very active and would build a lot of experience. The segment does not name opponents, dates beyond the publish context, gyms, or results for GFC 2 - GladiatEire Fighting Championships 2 in the captured audio.

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Um, yeah, there's so many top top ranked amateurs that I'm yet to fight. And I just want to fight everyone at amateur. I'd like to do IMATHs. You know, it's not a uh it's not the end of the world if I don't do it, but I'd love to go and fight IMATS and go and, you know, be an IMATH world champion before I do go pro. I you know, I've had 13 fights now at amateur. I I can see another at least 10 15 fights. You know, I just want to get active, be fighting every week. >> Yeah, that's that's very active. And that's that tons of experience that you'd be getting there.