Randy Brown shares his journey from Spanish Town, Jamaica, to becoming a UFC fighter. Raised by his mother while his father served a double life sentence, Brown moved to Queens, New York, and began boxing. Despite his challenging upbringing, he broke family cycles and pursued a career in MMA, eventually making it to the UFC through determination and hard work. His story emphasizes resilience and the impact of positive role models. Eileen Perez, an aggressive fighter from Argentina, discusses her fighting style and recent success in the UFC. She holds the record for the longest win streak in the women's bantamweight division. Her approach to fighting is characterized by relentless aggression and a desire to achieve her first submission victory in the UFC. OD Osborne, a flyweight fighter, uses his platform to mentor young athletes through the Sasa Squad Foundation in Nevada. He emphasizes the importance of self-belief and hard work, drawing from his own experiences of overcoming educational challenges and excelling in wrestling. Osborne's work with young athletes focuses on unlocking their potential and preparing them for future success, both in sports and other career paths.