Daniel Rodriguez, a UFC welterweight fighter, recently shared his harrowing experience of spending eight months in a Mexican prison after being arrested for marijuana possession at the U.S.-Mexico border. Rodriguez, who had just defeated Kevin Holland at UFC 318, faced a challenging environment marked by overcrowded living conditions and poor nutrition. He described the food as making him feel 'malnourished' and the overall situation as 'the worst possible.' Despite these hardships, Rodriguez managed to stay in shape by working out with limited equipment and running in the yard twice a week. He noted that his recognition as a UFC fighter provided him some protection, as he was moved to a 'VIP section' after gaining attention from guards and inmates. Now that he is free, Rodriguez is eager to resume his fighting career, targeting a potential matchup with Leon Edwards in the near future.