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Ricardo Tirloni was in the fourth professional fight of his career when he fought current UFC lightweight champ Ben Henderson, 💸 and things were going well.

Until he got tired.

"I managed to knock him down on the first round," Tirloni told MMAjunkie.com 💸 (www.mmajunkie.com).

"I took his back on the second round and rode him for three and a half minutes.

But I couldn't sub 💸 him."

Instead, Tirloni got tired wrestling with his lanky opponent, and that left him vulnerable to a mistake.

"Later on I tried 💸 to take him down, he caught me in a guillotine and submitted me," Tirloni said.

"I felt I was winning the 💸 second round, but in the end I lost."

Winning until losing.

It's a common thought process for fighters who see their fortunes 💸 change in the blink of an eye.

It eases the ego after spending so much time preparing for something, and it 💸 gives you some encouragement for the next time out.

For Tirloni, though, it's about more than that.

He was beating the UFC 💸 champion, and that champion was the only person to hand him a loss in seven years and 15 fights.

This is 💸 a case where he can take pride in defeat.

"It makes me feel good," he said.

"At least the one person I 💸 lost to is the world champion."

And, of course, things have changed since then.

Tirloni revamped his training after the Henderson fight, 💸 and he hasn't been beaten since.

"Back then I didn't train with a professional team," he said.

"I didn't do physical preparation.

I 💸 had only three fights under my belt.

"I joined Ataque Duplo with (UFC lightweight) Thiago Tavares.

Now I'm training more, training better 💸 in all areas, especially physical conditioning, which contributed to my one defeat, since I did get tired during that fight."

Tonight, 💸 Tirloni (14-1 MMA, 1-0 BFC) will need his strength.

He's fighting Bellator tournament veteran Rick Hawn (11-1 MMA, 3-1 BFC), who 💸 makes his debut as a lightweight after falling short in the promotion's season-four welterweight tournament.

The two meet at Bellator 62, 💸 which takes place at Laredo Energy Arena in Laredo, Texas, and airs live on MTV2.

(Preliminary-card fights stream live on Spike.com.)

"I 💸 think he's a great striker with heavy hands," Tirloni said.

"But this will be his debut at lightweight.

He's never done it 💸 before.

"He likes to take people down and use ground-and-pound.

But I believe in my jiu-jitsu and that I have ways to 💸 beating him, whether standing or on the ground.

This was the time when I've trained the most for a fight.I'm very 💸 ready.

This will be the fight of my life."

After a win in his Bellator debut this past October, Tirloni's friends and 💸 family in Brazil will now be able to watch him fight Hawn live now that Bellator has a TV deal 💸 with Esporte Interativo.

And he hopes he never has to tell them he was winning until he got tired.

"Despite the difficulties 💸 in the sport, I wish to make my dear ones proud of me, and also I wish to make my 💸 proud my city, my state, my family," he said.

"I want them to know there's someone representing them in the cage."

For 💸 more on Bellator 62, stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of the site.