Rybo's Fight-Personal Narrative

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One Saturday night, a group of friends and I were all over at Brett's house to watch a UFC fight night, staring Ronda Rousey and Holly Holms. There were about 15 boys at Brett’s house. We were all sitting around watching the pre-fights, which are the fights before the main event. The pre-fights are usually the lesser known people, so they are not as exciting to watch so we started goofing around. As time got closer to the main fight, we all started to get a little hyped up about the fight. One of my friends, Rybo wanted to fight someone, but nobody wanted to fight him at the moment. So, he started picking on and annoying PJ by pushing him,and calling him scared, Finally, PJ had enough of Rybo and decided to fight him. They pushed each other back and forth, and somehow, they ended up in the living room up by the kitchen. Things were heating up.
The pushing started to get harder, and both boys were enjoying the action. At one point, PJ got pushed to the couch and tried to stand up and Rybo pushed him back on the couch. PJ didn’t have any time to react, and landed
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Brett's parents were not home at the time Rybo put his head thru the wall , so they didn’t know what had happened but we were pretty sure they would not be happy. Everyone was kind of worried because the hole was very noticeable. We all tried to come up with ideas to fix it or hide it. We tried to hang a picture to hide the hole, we moved a piece of furniture in front of the hole and eventually we decided just to put a piece of printer paper over the hole for the time being. It hid it a little bit, but you could tell that the paper was a different shade than the color of the wall. We knew we would have to tell Brett’s parents what had happened when they got home. We all settled into watching the main fight and I could not tell you who won that fight, but I can tell you that the fight we will all remember was between Pj and Rybo and the wall

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