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Is this a good MMA career plan ?

I am almost 15 and i live in New Zealand. I have been doing Taekwondo for 8 years and Muay Thai for a month. Soon i am going to get my TKD blackbelt, then i'm going to leave to start Judo or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (Another Question i have posted). I am currently saving up for a ticket to go to America to start a MMA career when i finish High School. When i go to America i will get a job and train at Legends MMA in Los Angeles, where they teach MMA, Muay Thai, Jiu Jitsu and Wrestling in separate classes. I will also do Judo and maybe Boxing. Once i become pretty good i will start fighting as an amateur and eventually turning pro. Then i will win my way up to the UFC and later become UFC Heavyweight Champion and when i'm 40 i will be the first MMA fighter to retire undefeated.

If you want to be able to survive in MMA in the United States, you need to start wrestling immediately. Otherwise, you will be taken down at will all the time, and will start your career 0-5.

Why LA? Do you know that California is the most expensive state in the US? Other than New York City, LA is the most expensive city to live in. They don't really have the best fighters training there either.