A pair of painful setbacks never discouraged Mei Yamaguchi from reaching her ultimate goal of becoming a world champion. If anything, the heartbreaks inside the cage have made her more determined in her drive to be the best. The Japanese veteran gets her chance to redeem herself again when she takes on Filipino warrior Jomary Torres in ONE: Destiny of Champions on Friday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Against Torres, Yamaguchi, a former world title contender, won't be satisfied with just a victory. "My dream, goal, and vision to have a world title wrapped around my waist are still alive," Yamaguchi said "This is another step, or another journey, to elevate my status as a contender for...
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