Garrett Holeve, an MMA Fighter With Down Syndrome, Is on His Way to Changing the Sport
“At the gym, he’s not Garrett Holeve, the guy with Down syndrome. He’s G-Money, an up-and-coming fighter with big ambitions.”
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