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Guardian TV Exclusive: Kamaru Usman on UFC championship, fatherhood and love for Nigeria

By Guardian Exclusive
14 May 2019   |   7:50 am
“Nigerian Nightmare”, Kamarudeen Usman has come a long way from the five-year-old that left Edo State, Nigeria to the United States of America with his parents. From snagging the distinction of a top-wrestler, transitioning into mixed martial arts, to getting crowned the UFC welterweight champion, the father of one is living the life most of us dream of.

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