Renato Laranja?

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Originally Posted by Steven Daniels

Renato is an athiest, he doesn't believe in himself.

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hahahahahha you win

renato can believe anything
that man is LEGIT SON

if he wants to WEAR DA GI, imma let him
if he wants to call me a "douchey baggy" infront of my girlfriend, imma let him
if he wants to cornerman for junie instead of me, imma let him

Renato is the reason Chuck Norris is a Texas Ranger and not a Sheriff or DEA/CIA

hahahahahahahahaha

this

He's tha real deal,my friend.

I just got back from HQ and rolled with the legend. I can honestly say that I hope for Werduns sake he take Renato up on the offer to train. Rolling with a guy like that can only make Fabricios game better.

Is he acting or is that really his personality?

Yeah its a real guy, the only reason you can't find his videos on the net is that he's smart enough not to put them up so that his opponents don't see what they're up against. I don't think anyone has figured a counter to his gi chokes yet...

I heard that Count Maeda, the legendary instructor who first taught Gestao and Carlos Gracie, used to be all about No Gi grappling and Rubber guard until he had a vision. That Vision was Renato shedding his pink tie-dye and replacing it with a Gi. The count never looked back. He knew that one day a young champion would emerge among the masses in Brazil, and his name would forever be revered as the true Buddha of jiu jitsu, and of life on planet Earth as we know it.

Twenty-seven mundial championships to his name (and the fact that he was able to tap out Eddie so quickly) prove that Maeda's vision was true. This is why I pledge my allegience to Renato Laranja forever.

Laranja! Laranja! Amen Laranja! Gi the only way forever!!!

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Originally Posted by Mario Lopez Alvarez

I heard that Count Maeda, the legendary instructor who first taught Gestao and Carlos Gracie, used to be all about No Gi grappling and Rubber guard until he had a vision. That Vision was Renato shedding his pink tie-dye and replacing it with a Gi. The count never looked back. He knew that one day a young champion would emerge among the masses in Brazil, and his name would forever be revered as the true Buddha of jiu jitsu, and of life on planet Earth as we know it.

Twenty-seven mundial championships to his name (and the fact that he was able to tap out Eddie so quickly) prove that Maeda's vision was true. This is why I pledge my allegience to Renato Laranja forever.

Laranja! Laranja! Amen Laranja! Gi the only way forever!!!

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ur dead to me mario