| 7/20/2013 10:18:36 AM |
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jhask184
Indianapolis, IN
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Lol I lost yesterday via KO (wasn't actually out but the ref stopped it cause I got dropped and it was a novice fight) I'm going to be putting the video up soon on here and hopefully can get some good feedback and before do that yes i know my hands are down te whole fight
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| 7/22/2013 1:14:49 AM |
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dragonstar01
Kincolith, BC
42, joined Apr. 2013
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so what happenned...?
that you remember..
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| 7/22/2013 4:06:21 AM |
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jhask184
Indianapolis, IN
24, joined Jul. 2011
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so what happenned...?
that you remember..
The lights never actually went out but that's what it goes down as
And pretty much I gassed my hands were down and I caught a haymaker on the chin that dropped me I'm waiting for my friend to email me the video so I can upload it
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| 7/22/2013 6:16:37 AM |
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dragonstar01
Kincolith, BC
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The lights never actually went out but that's what it goes down as
And pretty much I gassed my hands were down and I caught a haymaker on the chin that dropped me I'm waiting for my friend to email me the video so I can upload it
that was ur first fight too, wasn't it... nerves play a big part of it all...
adrenaline start's pumpin and burns up oxygen really fast leaving u gassed... a couple more times in ring and the nerves should subside... than it's all a mental game... and show your opponent the respect he deserves... keep ur hands up... eventually you'll be able to reckognize when to make ur move...
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| 7/22/2013 6:32:19 AM |
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jhask184
Indianapolis, IN
24, joined Jul. 2011
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What round?
3rd round 52 seconds left in the fight
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| 7/22/2013 6:35:31 AM |
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jhask184
Indianapolis, IN
24, joined Jul. 2011
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that was ur first fight too, wasn't it... nerves play a big part of it all...
adrenaline start's pumpin and burns up oxygen really fast leaving u gassed... a couple more times in ring and the nerves should subside... than it's all a mental game... and show your opponent the respect he deserves... keep ur hands up... eventually you'll be able to reckognize when to make ur move...
It was my second fight about 5 weeks ago I became severly anemic and had a bacterial infection at the same time so I couldn't do anything so I've done nothing but sit on my couch for 5 weeks and stepped in to fight only cause I didn't want to be the guy to cancel a fight cause i know how it feels to train and then not be able to fight looking back now it wasn't a good idea
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| 7/22/2013 6:43:02 AM |
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jhask184
Indianapolis, IN
24, joined Jul. 2011
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Almost the whole duration could've been worse.
Yeah that's true I thought it was cause in the fight i got hit with the hardest straight I've ever felt that snapped my head back and busted my lip but I still ended up winning the round then the second round was iffy and I was losing the 3rd up to that point
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| 7/23/2013 2:11:48 AM |
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dragonstar01
Kincolith, BC
42, joined Apr. 2013
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Hey man, congrats either way.
It takes some stones to get in there and do it.
If cardio is the issue, you know what to work on. Few people realize how long five minutes really is when you're giving it your all.
Stick with it, much respect!
i agree.... props dude...
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| 7/23/2013 3:33:10 AM |
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jhask184
Indianapolis, IN
24, joined Jul. 2011
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Hope this link works if so I'm the guy in the blue trunks
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8wZg-AnoaeFQ0lzbjBXME14MWM/preview?pli=1
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| 8/7/2013 6:02:24 AM |
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usernamelast
San Rafael, CA
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Not bad. What weight are you fighting at? How is your speed?
Wrestling! You have been told that I am sure.
Combinations! Practice them while concentrating on using one hand to block as the other is in turn striking. Most all punching requires you to extend and retrieve your arm. Make sure your home position on retrieve is in front of your face.(blocking)
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| 8/7/2013 11:27:45 AM |
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jhask184
Indianapolis, IN
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Not bad. What weight are you fighting at? How is your speed?
Wrestling! You have been told that I am sure.
Combinations! Practice them while concentrating on using one hand to block as the other is in turn striking. Most all punching requires you to extend and retrieve your arm. Make sure your home position on retrieve is in front of your face.(blocking)
I was fighting at 205 that fight but I'm going 185 my next one and plan on dropping to 170
And my Wrestlings really good I just got really gassed and wasn't really confident in it fighting up a weight
Thanks for the tips
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| 8/8/2013 4:12:53 AM |
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usernamelast
San Rafael, CA
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I was fighting at 205 that fight but I'm going 185 my next one and plan on dropping to 170
And my Wrestlings really good I just got really gassed and wasn't really confident in it fighting up a weight
Thanks for the tips
Thanks for sharing your fight.
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