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My last MMA fight will be on January the 9th. I got started in mma because i figured i would be good at it due to my years of wrestling and natural athleticism. I also enjoyed the prestige that came with it. The respect that people have shown me after a fight is addicting. The friends i have made and the girls i have been with had made it all worthwhile. It takes a lot of courage to step into the cage in front of a large crowd knowing all eyes are on you. The expectations of my peers is what makes fighting most difficult. I enjoy living up to them. Win or lose i have always vowed to give it all i had. My two previous fights have been fight of the night. I only wish to fight tough opponents because it is the only way to test your true self. The feeling after my two fights is bliss. People cheering, shaking my hand, and taking pictures with me makes me feel more than human. But it will more than likely be at its end after January 9th. I have been accepted into nursing school and from what i hear it is a 24/7 ordeal which will make it impossible to fight anymore. I am happy however that i am taking the next step in my life and on the road to providing for myself and hopefully a family.

So i won my first fight this past thursday. i havent felt this good about myself since my highschool football days. The rush i felt in the ring was like nothing that i have ever felt before. I have never felt more alive stepping into the ring in front of 400 people and walking out the winner.

So i won my first fight this past thursday. i havent felt this good about myself since my highschool football days. The rush i felt in the ring was like nothing that i have ever felt before. I have never felt more alive stepping into the ring in front of 400 people and walking out the winner.

So i won my first fight this past thursday. i havent felt this good about myself since my highschool football days. The rush i felt in the ring was like nothing that i have ever felt before. I have never felt more alive stepping into the ring in front of 400 people and walking out the winner.

I tore the pcl ligament in my knee in September ‘08 while training for my first MMA fight. Now, i feel that i am healthy enough to begin training again. Problem is im really out of shape from sitting on my ass and nursing my knee. It will be hard but i feel i can be ready by middle-late January. I am going to fight at 155 lbs which will cost me the loss of hard earned muscle, but i feel that it is worth it. I want to get my base weight to around 165-170 lbs. This means lots of circuit training and tons of abs on top of my MMA training haha. All the hard work will pay off though when i get my hand raised in the middle of the octagon

Some loser with nothing better to do stole my pictures and put them on a site called ratemybody.com under the profile gymaholic lol. this was all brought to my attention by a fellow member of this site. what would you be…flattered or pissed off?

I am wanting to know if anyone on here has any modeling experience. I have been offered a job and i was wanting to know if anyone with experience could give me any tips or explain to me how the whole modeling thing works.

It has been well over two years since my last wrestling match. I hated wrestling in high school. The only reason I did it in the first place was because i knew it would make me a better football player and all around more athletic. I hated the 100+ degree padded wall room i practiced in and how the practices were so intense that after they were over, I couldnt see from one end of the room to the other due to the steam coming off of everyones body.

 But now that I am in college, for some reason I miss those days. I miss being pushed to the absolute limits. I miss the pain. I miss the fight with my insides before a match, knowing that it was just going to be me and my oppenent in the circle, surrounded by hundreds of people, both wanting to defeat each other. I miss the feeling of victory, the referee raising my arm, and the crowd cheering or booing. I cant get it out of my mind. A sport such as wrestling will always stay with you after it has been a part of your life for so long.

 This is why I have decided to join my college’s wrestling team, to feel the pride that i once felt before. I will train harder than i ever have before. I want my opponents to fear me when they see me step on the mat. To prepare for next season I started cutting, which can be seen in my pictures. I am also planning on wrestling in some open tournaments this summer, so I can shake the rust off. God be with anyone who has to step on the mat with me…

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