Imagine you're a UFC fighter and when you get knocked out in a fight, your own cousins celebrate.

Imagine you're a UFC fighter. And when you get knocked out in a fight, your own cousins celebrate. That's what happened to this UFC fighter, right here. Some of my cousins celebrating my loss. They were all celebrating my loss. And they send me a video of them, where we were 15 years ago. This small circle in Dunoon, where it's a slum. Like when you call, it's like a slum where I faced, right when I went to South Africa in this place called Dunoon. And this cousin of mine was celebrating my loss. And do you know how much that eats you? Themba Gorimbo. Themba Gorimbo. And he's from Zimbabwe. And he's been fighting for over 10 years, but he's only just recently made it to the UFC. My Cousins were celebrating my loss because I don't send them money. Zimbabwe UFC fighter, Themba Gorimbo. They think he's rich. But meanwhile, he's barely getting paid in the UFC. Because the UFC doesn't pay you that much if you're an upcoming new fighter, especially if you lose. And it's just crazy to see how people would treat their own family when it comes to things like money, to the point where they will celebrate a loss, call you and show you a video of them celebrating all because they think you're rich and they think you're not sharing money. But Themba is still in the UFC and he's still fighting. So shout out to him for remaining positive and not caring about who's hating on him.