Pedro Rubim

Pedro Rubim is an athlete.

A short introduction to yourself?

A simple person, but with giant ambitions.

What sports do you practise?

Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai.

How did you develop your fondness for your sport and at what age did you start learning?

I started in Muay Thai when I was 9 years old, after years of doing Muay Thai and competing, I migrated to Jiu-Jitsu, which is the sport I work with today.

What is your style and what rank do you currently hold in (your sport)?

I like an always aggressive fighting style, always walking forever, without a doubt I’m among the best in the world in my belt.

Do you have a favourite Sensei?

Only one is very difficult, but I would put my Masters Arthur César, Júlio César, Alexandre Baraúna, Thiago Cidro and Alberto Ramos.

How did you get into this position and how did your journey into this sport go?

A very difficult journey, where I had to motivate myself daily.

Do you take sports as a profession or is it just a hobby?

A profession.

What challenges have you faced in getting to where you are now? You can also share any injury story.

The biggest challenge has always been financial condition, to become a high-level athlete requires a lot of investments.

What motivates you most about your profession as an athlete?

Knowing the world and changing my reality and those close to me.

Do you have anything you want everyone to learn?

We can get wherever we want, just wanting.

What tournament or match you have won are you most proud of and why?

South America, because it was an event where it was full of world champions and tough athletes and I was able to win.

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