In this sport, you have to be very complete. You can also give someone a knee, an elbow, or a kick to the face," he said.
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Meyer also promised exciting performances as he adapts to the new discipline. "I am going to deliver an absolute spectacle.
I am only going for one way to win, and that is a spectacular one.
When it's my turn: don't blink, because it could be over in an instant," he added.
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Levels Fight League owner Donovan Panayiotis expressed enthusiasm over signing the high-profile Dutch athlete, joining other major signings such as Tyjani Beztati and Levi Rigters.
"Just like with Rigters, it is a huge compliment that Meyer is coming to us.
We invited him to an evening of our fights once, and after that, he was immediately convinced. I want that title, he said right away afterward," Panayiotis said.
Panayiotis highlighted Meyer's high-level athletic background as a critical factor for success. "Roy is truly a personality," he said.
"We are going to have a lot of fun with him and he can really fight well. He also has exactly the right mentality.
If you can stand at the Olympic Games, you can also take the world title with us."
Meyer previously tested his striking in a celebrity boxing match against former kickboxing star Melvin Manhoef, securing a victory.
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He and Rigters are scheduled to make their official MMA debuts on September 26 at the Maaspoort in Den Bosch, sharing a card with fighters Ilias Bulaid and Endy Semeleer.