Gilbert Burns highlights the difference in his new career after retiring from the UFC.

Durinho promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube/UFC

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Gilbert Durinho He has already defined his next professional step after ending his MMA career. The Brazilian announced that... retirement after suffering his fifth consecutive defeat at UFC Winnipeg, held last Saturday (18). Now, the former fighter intends to remain active in the sport working as an athlete manager, a role in which he believes his experience as a competitor can be an important differentiator.

In a video posted to his YouTube channel, Durinho revealed that he is beginning a new chapter in his life, in which he intends to dedicate himself fully to a career as a manager. The Brazilian highlighted that he already has a structured plan to work in the field and believes he is capable of helping many athletes reach the UFC.

“I think another cycle of my life is about to begin, where I will also give it my all. I already have a plan to be a manager now. I think it's possible to help many athletes reach the UFC,” he said. Gilbert Durinho.

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The former world jiu-jitsu champion also criticized the work of some businessmen in the market, pointing out that many offer limited support to fighters. According to Gilbert DurinhoGood management goes beyond simply securing fights; it also involves developing the athlete's image, strengthening their social media presence, building relationships, and strategically choosing fights throughout their career.

“I think there are many managers who just put the guy there and give the bare minimum of help, but that doesn't really help a guy have a professional career as it should be. Like helping the guy with social media, relationships, becoming a brand. Also understanding the fights you can do and which are the best fights.” The Brazilian concluded.

Gilbert Burns hangs up his gloves at UFC Winnipeg.

Gilbert Durinho was knocked out by Mike Malott at UFC Winnipeg. Photo: UFC / Instagram

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After suffering her fifth consecutive defeat, the third by knockout, Gilbert Durinho He announced his retirement right there in the octagon, immediately after the fight ended.