Fight week isn’t just about training — it’s a test of patience and sleep. Between Friday morning weigh-ins and being locked in the locker room for six hours before a 6 pm bout, fighters often find themselves wide awake by 2 or 4 am
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Fight week throws sleep out the window. Fighters often hit the bed around 4-5 am and wake up at 2-4 am, trying to squeeze in rest before Friday's morning weigh-ins
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Fight week isn’t just tough in the ring. Fighters often hit the sack at 4 or 5 a.m. and wake up around 2 to 4 a.m., juggling nerves and last-minute prep. Add a six-hour wait in the locker room before doors open at 6 p.m
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We loved that she also does film photography alongside digital, gave our photos a timeless feel
Fight week rarely means restful nights. Between Friday morning weigh-ins, late-night doors opening at 6 pm, and spending six hours cramped in locker rooms, fighters often find themselves wide awake at 2 or 4 am