Marek Bartl showcased his grappling skills at Oktagon 64 in Munchen, submitting Endrit Brajshori with a rare reverse triangle choke in the first round. His performance exemplified his dedication to training jiu-jitsu, practicing multiple times a week, which allowed him to execute the submission smoothly during the fight. Bartl expressed confidence in his grappling abilities and emphasized the thrill of successfully applying a technique he loves to practice regularly.
Bartl's post-fight reflections revealed his enjoyment in playing the 'bad guy' role in fights, particularly relishing the moment when the crowd, initially jeering him, shifts to cheering his name after his victory. This transformation is something he cherishes as it demonstrates his ability to win over the audience, turning skepticism into support. He embraces being viewed as the underdog, as it fuels his competitive spirit and drive to succeed.
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