Themba Gorimbo breaks down in tears after receiving heartbreaking news

Themba Gorimbo, a UFC fighter from Zimbabwe, was moved to tears as he disclosed his motivation for securing victory at #UFCVegas92 in Las Vegas scheduled to take place tonight. Gorimbo, visibly emotional, shared during an interview with MMAJUNKIE that his coach, who recently l0st his mother to cancer, inspired his determination to win.

The fighter’s heartfelt revelation underscores the deep personal connections that drive athletes in their pursuit of success.

“I’m going to win in spectacular fashion for my coach, whose mother just d!ed two hours ago.”

Gorimbo’s journey to the UFC is a testament to his tenacity and skill. Rising from Zimbabwe’s diamond mines, he has carved a path in the world of Mixed Martial Arts since his debut in 2014.

Raised in Harare, Gorimbo’s passion for martial arts blossomed early, leading him to pursue professional training at just fifteen years old.

His ascent through the ranks included competing in numerous amateur tournaments in his homeland before ascending to the professional ranks with the prestigious UFC organisation.

As #UFCVegas92 unfolds at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Gorimbo stands poised to demonstrate his prowess in the octagon.

However, amidst the anticipation surrounding his match, some social media users have expressed concerns regarding Gorimbo’s emotional display, speculating whether it reflects pre-match nerves or potential excuses in the event of defeat.

Social Media Comments:

Shamiso Wekwagutu

“I love themba zvekutodero asika apa unenge wazvinyanya mfes wangu or kuzama kutiza interview hako”

Tawaz Kayz

“My advice to temba is just to attack from start don’t stop because the guy u are facing is not just simple if akakupina zvapera so yu have to have good strategie yekungotanga wakamamisa zvekumombe chaizvo”

Saved Rockefeller

“He is gonna lose & after the fight, he will say I wasn’t focused”

Charles Hungwe

“He always has sad stories”

Marshall Chirume

“Idzi dzowanza drama kuda kutora mari”

Rodwell Mutendereki

“Ummm that crying isn’t make sure he’s actually doing that for his documentary”

Clarence Kayz

“It’s only those who do not understand what he is saying who are saying nasty things, imagine if it was you, you are being trained by someone whose mother is on the death bed and dies whilst making sure that you are ready for your fight. We no longer feel for other people that is the problem”