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Overeem: I don't like to lose. I'm a winner
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<p>Alistair Overeem will fight Travis Browne at this Saturday's UFC on FOX Sports 1 and will hope to get himself back in the winner's circle, a place the heavyweight feels like he belongs:</p>
"When they say you learn more from losses than from wins, I found that to be a very accurate saying," Overeem told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "When you win, that means you must be doing something good. When you lose, that means something or some things, multiple things, went wrong.
"I don't like to lose. I'm a winner, so that put everything on alert and got me back to the drawing board to get everything sharp again. That's what happened after the last fight."
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