

Life isn’t always fair to everyone, but there are always people who overcome obstacles and achieve greatness against all odds. Such humans become an example and inspiration for others and motivate generations to never give up.
Sports play an important role in lifting people up and giving them the desire to conquer any challenge. There are many stories of people with physical, social, and financial disadvantages overcoming the odds with the help of sports.
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One such heroic story has recently swooped the internet. A 24-year-old American man named Zion Clark has shone brighter than others. Clark has a rare condition called Caudal Regression Syndrome (CRS), a congenital disorder that affects the lower half of the body.
However, that didn’t stop Clark from achieving what he wanted, and has millions of fans today. The youngster has many talents. He plays drums, is a fitness influencer, motivational speaker. But a recent video of his MMA training sent everyone in awe.
In the Instagram video, Clark had an unbelievable MMA training session in the gym and showed some strong striking and grappling skills.
The viral video acted as a reality check for many who blame external factors for their failures. He is a living example of turning adversities into greatness and tragedy into inspiration.
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Conor McGregor’s inspirational rise from Plumber to MMA legend
MMA has improved many lives with the ever-growing global popularity and revenue of the sport. However, it also played an important role in creating one of the most iconic fighters of all time, Conor McGregor.
The story of Conor McGregor’s rise to the top has inspired many youngsters to choose combat sports as a rewarding career. ‘The Notorious’ was at the forefront of UFC when it reached its peak and became a world-renowned promotion.
McGregor has seen adversities in his life and overcame them to reach the top. The former double champion wasn’t always this flamboyant man he seems today. The Dublin-born found his passion in MMA and pursued it with all his heart.
According to The Underdog Brand, he began working as a plumber during the day and became a fighter by night. He worked hours before heading to the gym and worked as hard as he could to become a professional MMA fighter.
McGregor joined the London-based Cage Warriors, where he became a two-division champion before getting a call-up to the UFC.

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NEW YORK, NY – NOVEMBER 12: Conor McGregor of Ireland celebrates his KO victory over Eddie Alvarez of the United States in their lightweight championship bout during the UFC 205 event at Madison Square Garden on November 12, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)
At UFC, McGregor changed the face of the game and made himself a superstar who could attract millions of viewers. He gave record-breaking PPV events and made millions out of the sport. Many people credit him as the one that enhanced fighters’ pay in the sport and further improved the sport.
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He then became the first double champion at UFC and even tried his hands at professional boxing. He faced the unbeaten Boxing legend, Floyd Mayweather, in a boxing match and reportedly made $100 million despite losing.
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Today, he lives the life that he wants and owns various business ventures, cars, and other luxurious possessions. But he started as a dedicated young boy who just wanted to learn the beautiful art of mixed-martial arts.
What do you think about the inspiring video of Zion Clark? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
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