Hustle Show: Miami 3 - Punching Power 101

Hustle Show: Miami 3 - Punching Power 101
While the fast cars, fast women and a life of decadence seems to be the norm in Miami, Juanky Faraldo, lives in another world, far away from the limelight. Waking up every morning to face his reality, the hardworking trainer of South Miami Sports Performance knows he's putting everything on the line. He could care less about the South Beach neon lights. He is looking for a brighter light that can bring him success and stability, but that can only be achieved if he succeeds as a trainer in the world of the fastest growing and most brutal sport in the world, Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). His shots to success involve fighters that even though they share the same roots, they couldn't be more different, bringing a constant conflict of styles and situations.
One of the fighters of Hustle's Show Miami edition is Jorge "Gamebred" Masvidal, a talented cocky ladies man, always in a constant battle with Faraldo, the seasoned trainer who is trying to be a mentor to the aspiring contender. Can this kid from the streets of Miami capture the most coveted achievement in mixed martial arts, he has a title shot in one of the largest organizations ahead? Can Gamebred control his demons and carelessness brought by his youth and let Faraldo guide him to the ultimate success or will the tension increase between the mentor and his aggressive pupil to a breaking point?
Gamebred pales in contrast to the experiences of Alexis "The Exorcist" Vila, a veteran of many battles in international competition, doing whatever it takes to win back time. This Cuban defector is constantly surprising both fans and his opponents with skills uncommon from a fighter supposedly "over the top". Faraldo is willing to give his best to train this charismatic and talented fighter. In Miami Hustle, this former Olympic medalist will get the chance that was taken from him by a communist dictatorship while willing to risk his life, again, for something he believes was meant to be his: A championship belt. And Liberty.
Watch as this touching story of blood, sweat and tears mixes with humor and controversy showing an unseen portrait of the trials and tribulations of bloody fighters on their way to success. Win or lose , witness the hustle.
Featuring:
Jorge Masvidal
Alexis Vila
Juan Carlos Faraldo
Written by Isaac Kesington & Juan Carlos Faraldo
Executive Produced by Carlos Flores-Gordon
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[@sugewhitejacoby8654]

I'm glad I found this Miami Hustle. Jorge is pretty much "What you see is what you get"

[@GGg-ug3jr]

2019 this is great

[@sog305]

i luv Miami, such an honor to have fighters like these reppin such a great city.

[@punchoux1]

Masvidal is a genuine Beast and a likable human being

[@thomas82160]

Jorge is the shit. after watching these videos I'm a fan

[@scarred10]

ive always followed jorge since i saw him beat that big guy in someones backyard bareknuckle with pure skill and heart.Hes got real fighting spirit,game bred indeed.

[@godsun4012]

Khabib represents the religious side of a fighter. Masvidal represents a fighter from the streets

[@hitcher23]

Genghis you the man. Thanks

[@stephenwilson6817]

Jorge is a very cool 🐈

[@Ifritowner]

Yes its back!

[@alexjaramillo9278]

Word has it Jorge and Juanky are still at the arcade one upping each other

[@tmt1675]

Wish Villa was younger and Yoel even tho they in shape like younger guys but the fact that 125 came to ufc that was Alexis spot woulda loved to see him against DJ and all that back then.

[@ccedric47]

it is back, yeah buddy, I would love to have the music from the buena vista social club as the opening track on all the videos, it is just so smooth

[@Maartun]

I really miss the old Jorge.

[@69gringo69]

Where can I get the song from the intro to this?

[@ozzydoetraining]

Any luck?

[@ancientkeyboardwarrior]

I mean you beat that 12 year old pretty good. XD

[@rickynaron2337]

Yo whats the name of that reggaeton beat?? 14:07

[@jonas52607]

what the name off music in 4:40 ?

[@paulle4034]

Next time hit it with your purse lol

[@lukaj1n]

me too bro, when he fought against a dude named Ray. Afterwards I saw his fights against edwards and the bodog league and I knew this kid is good. But ima be better.

[@jessecastanon9012]

lukaj1n are you better than him now?

[@JohnDoe-ef3nv]

yea right...

[@VladanKajtez]

@Mr5476 know music from start?

[@JT-dt4lq]

Yo! What happened to Juanky??? Did Alexis go to jail?

[@louis2477]

alexis got a murder charge...

[@JT-dt4lq]

@@louis2477 yeah i read about that... damn man. What about Juan Faraldo? Dude was chill. SMSP doesnt exist anymore

[@appraiserjv1]

Man, that was weak. I hit 880 on that same punching machine. The reason you guys were punching weak is because you were lifting your rear leg as you punched thus much of the power bounces back since the punch is not properly grounded. Energy seeks the path of least resistance.

[@JohnDoe-ef3nv]

that machine ain't accurate, it's just for entertainment

[@REDBELLYY]

it’s because you’re so strong

[@SonOftheBattleCry]

You should be UFC champ

[@kevg5883]

Ya every machine is the same 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@calynmjordan]

The dude is trying to tell Jorge masvidal how to punch lmao

[@themoistchungo]

worth the wait. loved masvidal's bit about the acai berry.