“The Diary of a Street Fighter” saga is complete – at least for now.
On Friday, Jorge Masvidal released a full-length, nearly two-hour documentary on his official YouTube channel.
The compilation stretches 115 minutes and gives an inside look at the day-to-day life of Masvidal (35-13 MMA, 14-7 UFC) during the lead-up to UFC 244 all the way through its aftermath.
Follow Masvidal as he reflects on his backyard fights, trains at American Top Team, goes through media obligations, plays dominoes on a private plane, meets with fans on the street, explores the bright lights of New York, geeks out having Roberto Duran by his side, partakes in the biggest fight of his life against Nate Diaz at Madison Square Garden, and celebrates his “BMF” title victory with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
Check out the entire film in the video above.
Per the YouTube description, the movie was produced by “Genghis Con Films;” filmed by Isaac Kesington, Daniela Roger, and Niviana Campos; and edited by Isaac Kesington.
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WATCH: Jorge Masvidal's nearly 2-hour 'Diary Of A Street Fighter' documentary
