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Post by dorling on Feb 11, 2014 7:27:42 GMT -5
Question 1: Was the result what you expected it to be?
I just do my best pal. If I do well, I win. It was a good fight and it went down to the end but it was good. Question 2: If you won, what was the turning point for you in your fight? If you lost, where did things start to unravel?
Throwing them big hits mate. Fists and feet, that's what I do. I try to stuff those takedowns and unleash a few bombs. Good stuff ain't it? Question 3: Who is your favorite referee?
I don't think about that much but they all seem like stand up guys and girls. They let me get on with it, that's the most important thing at the end of the day mate. Question 4: Do you have respect for your opponent after your fight?
Yes pal. Big Mack had some good moves in there, was a lot of fun scrappin' with the fella. I'll tip me cap next time I see him. Question 5: If you could pick your next opponent, who would it be?
There's a few fellas about but you have to look up not down ain't it? Felipe Rios could be a good fight I reckon. I'm up for it. |
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Post by dorling on Feb 11, 2014 8:01:35 GMT -5
 Question 1: Was the result what you expected it to be?
Oui, of course. I submit my opponent. Question 2: If you won, what was the turning point for you in your fight? If you lost, where did things start to unravel?
The turning point was when I stuck 'im in ze guillotine and did not let go. I have practiced for a long time to do zis and I am 'appy that he is now sad. Question 3: Who is your favorite referee?
I care not for such things. Question 4: Do you have respect for your opponent after your fight?
I respect 'im for stepping into the cage with me, but I 'ave proven his ability to be not as good. Question 5: If you could pick your next opponent, who would it be?
I am a contender now. I want to be facing ze champion. Zat is where I will go in ze end. |
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Post by Reya Serra on Feb 11, 2014 19:50:14 GMT -5
Question 1: Was the result what you expected it to be? Of course not. Do you think I expected to lose? No, I didn't. I expected to win and that didn't happen.Question 2: If you lost, where did things start to unravel? Probably around the time I was put in an arm triangle.Question 3: Who is your favorite referee? After my first fight and the blatant disrespect I got from the ref I don't really care for any of them, but this time around at least Breasts...I mean Brenda was nicer to look at...Question 4: Do you have respect for your opponent after your fight? I respect what he did in the cage. Do I respect him as a person? No...I mean, how can anyone possibly say they respect a guy that calls himself The Ginja Ninja without busting up laughing?Question 5: If you could pick your next opponent, who would it be? Yoder. He's the champion and I want the title...why would I want to fight anyone else except the guy that's got the strap? But considering that I don't just get to pick who I face in the cage, I doubt you'll see him and I fight each other any time soon. I'll probably wind up facing that cat boy that was just signed or something.
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Post by Reya Serra on Feb 11, 2014 21:10:45 GMT -5
Question 1: Was the result what you expected it to be? Unfortunately, it was not. While I feel that I did decently, I did not emerge from the tournament as the first Bantamweight Champion at the end of the night.Question 2: If you won, what was the turning point for you in your fight? If you lost, where did things start to unravel? In my first fight, I would say the turning point was when Lima missed a step and I was able to capitalize with a Kimura that forced her to tap out. As for my second bout, I do not feel that there was a point where things unraveled against Miss Alessi. Both of us fought hard in that fight, as evidenced by the fact that it was named the fight of the night, though the end result sadly did not go in my favor.Question 3: Who is your favorite referee? I hold no favoritism for any particular referee. I feel they all equally perform their duties admirably.Question 4: Do you have respect for your opponent after your fight? Indeed I do. Tremendous respect, in fact, for both Lima and Tristana Alessi for not only stepping into the cage with me but taking me to my limits in both of my fights.Question 5: If you could pick your next opponent, who would it be? After the fight that we had, I would certainly like to face Miss Alessi once more. I believe that once again we would go the distance, but with a different result. That being said, with Tristana winning the tournament and becoming the first Bantamweight Champion I know that I may have to wait to face her again. I am patient and would not mind should that be the case.
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