Despite encountering hurdles during his training camp for Tommy Langaker, Kade Ruotolo remains unfazed as the divisional king. Recognizing the value of adaptation, the young prodigy is confident that making adjustments will ultimately work in his favor. After clinching his second consecutive ONE lightweight submission grappling world title, the 20-year-old sensation disclosed that a minor sprain was acquired from an unexpected incident while indulging in his passion for skating.
As ONE Fight Night 11 loomed, the indomitable Atos representative exhibited unwavering bravery and resilience, gracefully accepting the constraints imposed upon his performance. Despite the restrictions hindering his mat prowess, he exemplified true valor and fortitude, undeterred by the challenges ahead. He faced adversity head-on with unwavering resolve, showcasing a remarkable display of courage and unwavering determination.
Kade Ruotolo said, “A little sprain, it kind of kept me out of training for the last two and a half weeks. But, other than that, it’s the biggest lesson learned for sure.” (an article from sportskeeda.com mentioned)
Unveiling his reign as the inaugural lightweight submission grappling king, he revealed a valiant spirit despite being less than 100 percent at the captivating event at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on June 9.
Displaying unwavering determination his performance against Langaker showcased an unwavering resolve, defying any notion of diminished strength. With lightning speed, he swiftly seized top control with a seamless lateral drop, only to face Langaker’s resilient guard game that prompted a thrilling counter through an audacious outside heel hook attempt.