#63 Brody Farber | To Gi or not to Gi.. Transitioning from the UFC to new ventures
Steve Hamoen welcomes guest Brody Farber, discussing his preference for no-gi, reflections on his fight record, and anticipation for the Chandler vs. McGregor fight. They explore evolving training methods, managing attention and image rights, seizing opportunities, transitioning careers, and financial freedom.
Key Points
- Fighters need to avoid taking last-minute fights to ensure they are fully prepared and to prevent detrimental impacts on their career.
- Transitioning from a high-adrenaline career like fighting to a more stable life requires finding new sources of purpose and fulfillment.
- Financial stability provides the freedom to make choices that align with personal values and long-term well-being, rather than being driven by immediate needs or pressures.
Brody Farber:
Links: https://www.instagram.com/brodie_farber/ https://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Brodie-Farber-6123
Bio
Brodie Kyle Farber (born July 5, 1980)[2] is an American professional mixed martial artist who most recently competed in the Middleweight division. A professional since 2002, he has competed for the UFC and WEC.
Mixed martial arts career Early career Farber made his professional debut in 2002, a win, and compiled a record of 13–3 before being signed by the UFC.
Ultimate Fighting Championship Farber made his UFC debut at UFC: Silva vs. Irvin on July 19, 2008, against Rory Markham. After tagging and backing Markham up in the first round, Farber was knocked out with a head kick at 1:37.
He returned at UFC: Fight for the Troops on December 10, 2008, facing Luigi Fioravanti. Farber lost via unanimous decision and was later released from the UFC.
Post-UFC Farber has gone 4–2 since leaving the UFC, last competing in September 2018.
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