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It was one year ago when I step on the cage for the first time I had never been so scared before, until the day. The only thing I knew was that I had trained very hard and my instructor had told me to be relax, but it was not enough to keep myself calm. As I waited on the waiting room, the only thing in my mind was to win and pray so that everything came out the way I wanted it to be. My only goal was to impress my instructor, it depended on this fight whether I was going to keep fighting or not. Finally, I was called out loud in the speaker, and Andrew was the name of my contender, he weighed 135 pounds and a much taller guy than me
Once in the ring I wouldn’t be able to get out I was locked in the inside with my opponent. The instructors

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