First Amateur Fight

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17 years 9 months ago #5510 by geezer (geezer)
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How'd you do?

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17 years 9 months ago #5530 by Daedri (Daedri)
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I guess that means he didnt make it...

*pours out the rest of his 40*

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17 years 9 months ago #5607 by Jurgur'mosh Goretusk (MattF)
I lost due to a neck crank one minute and thirty eight seconds in to the second round. It was a great fight though and we both got a standing ovation........ His legs are really hurting though ( Thanks Muai Thai Kicks).Maybe I'll have the video at the next event I attend.

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17 years 9 months ago #5953 by Chris (Chris)
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Matt,

That's awesome...I know you didn't win, but the first fight under our belt is great! maybe Craig has some of that 40 left...

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17 years 9 months ago #5954 by Daedri (Daedri)
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Its better to lose your first one. If you win your first amateur fight it usually gives you too much confidence going into the next fight, just because thats human nature. Holding onto humility means you work harder and get rewarded with better performance in the future.

Good luck.

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17 years 9 months ago #5972 by Odo Garaath (Odo)

Its better to lose your first one. If you win your first amateur fight it usually gives you too much confidence going into the next fight, just because thats human nature. Holding onto humility means you work harder and get rewarded with better performance in the future.

Good luck.


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