A few days after hinting at the creation of a new academy under the name “Mika Jiu-Jitsu,” Mica Galvão has now released an emotional video statement explaining that the reality of the situation is far more complicated than many fans initially believed. The young grappling superstar, who has remained mostly silent since the controversy surrounding […]
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Summary
Mica Galvão recently announced that his new team, "Mika Jiu-Jitsu," is currently on hold. The project, which was intended to be a new academy, was initially revealed by Galvão in an Instagram post where he expressed his excitement for the venture. However, just a few days later, he clarified that the project would not be moving forward as planned, citing unforeseen circumstances.
Galvão explained that while the idea for Mika Jiu-Jitsu was genuine and he had put significant effort into its development, external factors beyond his control necessitated the postponement. He emphasized that the decision was not due to a lack of commitment or desire on his part, but rather a practical necessity. He did not provide specific details about the nature of these external factors.
Despite the setback, Galvão assured his followers that the dream of having his own academy remains alive. He stated that he will continue to train and compete, and that the Mika Jiu-Jitsu project will be revisited in the future when the timing is more opportune. He thanked his supporters for their understanding and continued encouragement.
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