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Nov 12, 2021 · No, ‘A Mother’s Fury’ is not based on a true story. Directed by David Langlois, the film is based on a story by Rebeca Hughes with a script penned by Lee Gorlitz. Whereas the film follows general themes of online crime and kidnapping, it is not based on a specific real-life incident.
24K Followers, 467 Following, 1,114 Posts - Rebecca Hughes (@rebeccahughes_official) on Instagram: "🇬🇧British International dressage rider 🇬🇧 and proud mum to our horse mad 16yo daughter @rubyhughes_official & wife to @garethhughes_official ♥️".
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Rebecca has kept information about her family private, preferring to focus on her competition and coaching career.
Hughes’ net worth has not been publicly estimated. She works as a coach and runs her online platforms; her Instagram account has over 12k followers.
Because Jiu-Jitsu tournaments are based solely on weight classes, Rebecca Hughes' height has not been made public. She is not noticeably taller or shorter than opponents in her weight classes.
Rebecca Hughes has competed at both featherweight and lightweight. For featherweight under IBJJF regulations, she weighs in at 129 pounds, or 58.5 kg. She can add on a little muscle for lightweight bouts, where the limit is 141 pounds, or 64 kg.
Rebecca Hughes is relatively new to the international competition scene and does not have a compiled list of fights available to view.
One of Hughes’ most high-profile victories came in late September of 2020, at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slab Jiu Jitsu World Tour in Miami, Florida. Although she placed just out of medal range, in 4th, she had a tremendous submission victory against Taylor Sausser, who is a brown belt under Gustavo Machado.
One tough loss came at the Pan Championships in 2020, where Huges faced Lavinia Barbosa in the women’s lightweight brown belt final. After a one-sided start, Hughes managed to fight back to some neutral positions but was tapped via armbar with just over two minutes left in the match.
Hughes’ began her Jiu-Jitsu journey after suffering a catastrophic spinal injury in 2012. While recovering, she found BJJ classes to be helpful physical therapy. She began to train full time after falling in love with the feeling of safety that Jiu-Jitsu provided her.
Rebecca Hughes is far from retired, and still has her sights set on achieving black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. She continues to train, compete, and teach, all while she runs her budding online academy, Camp Nebula. Her trailblazing approach to 1:1 coaching is an attempt to shift how we think about the value of instruction. Along those same lines,...
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Rebeca Hughes's films include Love Stories in Sunflower Valley, The Princess and the Bodyguard, Dying for a Family, Zoe's Having a Baby
Rebecca Hughes is an American actress best known for her roles in the films The Last Days of Disco (1998), The Object of My Affection (1998), and The Baxter (2005). She has also appeared in television series such as Law & Order, The West Wing, and The Good Wife.
Rebeca Hughes is known for The Princess and the Bodyguard (2022), Dying for a Family (2022) and Falling for the Manny (2023).
