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Welterweight Champion Zachariah Osborne and #1 Contender Aydin Parks meet with press before Hype 37   Interviewer Brett Clarke: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the pre-fight interview for tomorrow night’s highly anticipated main event! We have with us two warriors who are ready to leave it all in the cage—Zachariah "The Brick" Osborne and Aydin Parks. Gentlemen, thanks for being here. Zachariah Osborne: Appreciate it. Always a pleasure. Aydin Parks: Let’s get this over with. Brett Clarke: Right off the bat, there's a lot of hype around this fight. You’re both at the top of your game, and the tension has been building. Zachariah, you’re known for your power and durability. What’s your mindset going into this fight? Zachariah Osborne: Simple. I’m here to do what I always do—break people down and take them out. Aydin’s fast, he’s technical, but at the end of the day, he’s human. And humans break. Brett Clarke: Aydin, thoughts on that? Aydin Parks: [chuckles] That’s cute. Listen, I’ve fought guys bigger, stronger, and tougher. None of them could keep up with my speed and precision. He calls himself "The Brick," but bricks don’t move. I do. He’s gonna swing, he’s gonna miss, and I’m gonna make him pay. Zachariah Osborne: We’ll see how much you move when I cut the cage off. Brett Clarke: This is already heating up! Aydin, your striking and movement are some of the best in the division. Do you think Zachariah has the tools to deal with your style? Aydin Parks: No, I don’t. He’s a tank, no doubt. But tanks are slow, predictable, and gas out when you make them chase. I’m gonna pick him apart, round by round, until he’s got nothing left. Zachariah Osborne: Funny, 'cause last time I checked, every guy who’s tried that on me ended up on their back, looking up at the lights. You better be ready to dig deep, ‘cause I’m not gonna stop coming forward. Brett Clarke: There's definitely no love lost between you two. Zachariah, how do you see this fight ending? Zachariah Osborne: Knockout. Doesn’t matter when—first, second, or third round. When I touch him clean, it’s over. Brett Clarke: Aydin? Aydin Parks: I’m too smart to get caught by a guy who only has one plan. I’m winning by TKO or unanimous decision. He’ll be swinging at air all night. Brett Clarke: Tomorrow night, we find out who’s right. Zachariah "The Brick" Osborne, Aydin Parks—good luck to both of you. We’ll see you in the cage! Zachariah Osborne: See you there. Aydin Parks: Just make sure you show up. Brett Clarke: Both of these fighters are known for their early knockouts. Hype 37 is bound to be a bloodbath as these two goliaths go toe to toe for the MMA Hype Promotions Welterweight Title.

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Injuries are tied to a hidden, though appears backwards when hiddens are revealed for a fighter. You can still have a decent career with a fighter that gets injured, it just might be shorter. Just avoid fighting while injured, you can still train effectively though.