Born to Fight

How a Street Fighter Living on the Edge Became "Gamebred" and Found Success

By: Jorge Masvidal

Narrated by: Zac Aleman, Jorge Masvidal

Featuring an introduction read by the author

In this inspiring rags-to-riches memoir, UFC star Jorge “Gamebred” Masvidal reveals how he went from a poor son of immigrants on the streets of Florida to one of the most successful athletes in the world, and how you can use the same principles to achieve success in your life.

When an older bully pushed the smaller Jorge Masvidal to the ground in second grade and tried to steal his bike, something snapped inside him. A “skinny kid with a big head,” Jorge grew up in a tough Miami neighborhood, raised by a single mom while his Cuban refugee father was in and out of jail. Jorge reacted in the only way he knew how: a flurry of punches and kicks fueled by red-hot rage that sent the bully to the ground.

Over the years, Jorge “Gamebred” Masvidal channeled rage into discipline and used his fists to go from feared street scrapper to one of the world’s greatest professional fighters. But his influence isn’t limited to the cage. Jorge channels his discipline and work ethic in every endeavor, getting involved in politics, social causes, and business. Now, in Born to Fight, Jorge brings his inspiring story to life and proves that every person has the capacity to reach their full potential and achieve the American Dream.

how relatable certain situations where as far as upbringing

loved how relatable it is, love that it's easy to follow if you followed his career.

#supernecessary

I loved how raw he was about his emotions and how he was always willing to stand up for himself. He's a fighter in every aspect of the word. One of the greatest role models of our time.

Dope

What a dope story. He overcame so much to become successful. He’s all heart I wish him the best

intriguing

fast paced and real. You can tell Masvidal wrote this. Also really opened my eyes to how hard it is to be a professional fighter. Great book.

Raw and Real

Touched home a few times hearing this one. You can understand the things he went through and can relate to some things