Bryan Kyran Research Paper

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On January 1, 1996 there was a person named Bryan Kyran. Ever since he was born his body was rock solid. He lived with his mother, his dad left him at a young age. He loved to do boxing. His mom didn't like him doing boxing because she knew or thought he was going to get hurt. At age 5 Bryan was a lonely child that liked to do things his way and did not like to talk to other kids. He wouldn't do anything except boxing. He would exercise everyday after school. When Bryan turned into a teen he wouldn't listen to his mother. He always had anger issues. He meet a retired coach named Bobby. When Bryan met Bobby he knew he was the right coach. But Bobby didn't see anything In Bryan. Bobby said “if you want me to coach you, I want you to train hard …show more content…
His hand were so fast they were like shooting stars. When Bryan got home he found his mom laying on the floor. He took her to the hospital really quick (faster than a cheetah). A few minutes later after waiting he went up to the doctor and said “Is there anything wrong”? The doctor said “ we will need to do surgery or else she will be at the risk of dying”. Bryan was in shock he didn't know what to do to get the amount of money. So, then Bryan went up to his coach and said I need to make money and fast. The, the coach said “you will need to fight the strongest and the a best player to compete against, Your are almost there son”. After winning the last game to go to the finals he went to go see his mom. He went to his mom and said “everything is going to be alright I will get the money no matter what it takes, all I have to do is win the final and pay the surgery with the money I win”. His mom was proud of him about how far his life has been. The day of the finals. Bryan won the other person and beat him with everything he’s got. It was a really hard game for him although it was hard his body was still in shape with no marks. He left the finals as a champ. And paid the surgery and him and his mother

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