Rian Dunneleavy Post Fight Interview Speaks
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Rían Dunneleavy breaks down a composed decision win at Gladiator Fighting Championship, reflecting on three disciplined rounds against a tough and technical opponent. He talks about sticking to his game, staying patient instead of forcing a finish and why going the distance…
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Combat Confidential catches Rian Dunn Leavy immediately after his GladiatEire Fighting Championships bout for a short post-fight interview. The host opens at the event and congratulates him, then asks how he felt closing out the fight. Dunneleavy says he felt good and that the contest played out as he expected: he believed that if he could get to his game he could beat a tricky, tough, technical opponent, and he thinks that is what happened. He admits he did not manage to finish despite believing his style could do so. He frames going the full three rounds as a positive experience, noting that most of his wins come by finish and that staying composed for nine minutes was valuable after a run of stoppage-heavy results.
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All right, everyone. Welcome back to Gladiator Fighting Championship. I have here Mr. Rein Dunlevy. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Dun. Just we just went over this. [laughter] >> All right. First of all, congratulations, sir. Um, >> thank you. >> Talk to me about it. Like, just walk me through the end there. Um, like what were you feeling? >> Uh, good. Like, I um Yeah, I knew it'd be a good fight. I knew that if I can get to my game, I can beat him. And I think that's what happened. He's tricky and he's uh he's tough and he's he's technical, but uh I I thought if I could get to my game, I could finish him. I didn't I didn't manage to finish obviously, but uh uh good good to get three rounds in. Uh I haven't most my wins are by finish, so it's good to go three rounds and kind of stay composed for 9 minutes. Yeah, exactly. Yeah.