First Amateur Fight

This Saturday the 12th I will have my first super heavy weight amateur MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) fight. I haven't been able to come to events or even respond to new stuff till recently because of training. Wish me luck.

Good luck, man!

Good luck.  I'd say break a leg, but in this context...

Good luck. Break someone else's leg.

Dude, good luck!  Bust some skulls 

Kick some ass and take their names, so that later you can kick their ass again!

Show no mercy for none will be given to you.

lol, Joe ohhhhhhh how I know that to be true.

Do some armbars

If hes got a mount on you, drop elbows on the top of his head. Just be careful where you strike you can get penalized, but a few well placed bows to the dome and people let go.

best of luck my friend, and try not to kill any one... just maim them, its more socially acceptable 

Just stick to your strengths, and try to fight your fight and not his....

Sadly I Pitty you as I am 3-2 in full contact. 2 of my 3 wins I won and got my ass kicked

my 2 losses I just got my ass kicked.

Also heed Craigs advice, keep your chin in and try not to get choked,  a quick elbow to a temple will break most anything

How'd you do?

I guess that means he didnt make it...

*pours out the rest of his 40*

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.

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...

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.

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.

And makes the training montage music all much more cooler.

Well I'm training for a KickBoxing Tournament at the moment,We will see how that goes.

Sorry to hear you loss.  Next time turn your hat around and become a machine

Sorry to hear you loss.  Next time turn your hat around and become a machine

Its been way too long since I've heard anybody make that reference.

Its been way too long since I've heard anybody make that reference.

Really? Man..Brendan and Obes must be slipping.