Neil Adams: belief

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…Is there a case for Ono? Shohei Ono, three-time world champ, two-time gold medalist? I think that judo-wise, he’s got to be one of the greatest because he had such versatility. He could go right and he could go left. He could pick up. He could go to the ground as well. He won a lot of his earlier matches on the ground. I think his empathy and how he presents himself, sometimes he falls down. I think that hopefully that should come with tutoring and how to be a great champion after. It’s not just about what you do on the mat, but what you do off the mat as well. To you a great champion is the whole package of how you present yourself when you lose? How you represent yourself just off the mat?…

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