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The second (and final) part of the fight!! Now it was fast foward to the last round because there's not much to say about the fight itself except probably these inner thoughts I represent here.

I like to joke with my other teammates how I start the first round full of power, begin to die in the second and survive in the third. The rest between rounds seem to be nonexistent and it's more of a constant inner battle to not give up. No matter how really prepared I am, when I'm in the middle of the second round, I begin to feel really tired (especially if I'm getting kicked and punch in the face too often) and my thoughts are "give up, give up, give up...". I always have to battle these thoughts and it surely help hearing my coach screaming at me and hearing my teammates, friends (and sometimes family) cheering for me. Sometimes it feels like I'm unlocking a inner savage feeling where I am more an animal than an human being, trying to survive and attack the attacker haha. I don't know how to put it, but it's sort of a fight or flight mechanism where the only option is to fight. In the third round I'm mostly moved by sheer mental power an instincts. My technique begins to lack and I can't hold my guard so well (hence why Edath here is doing some moves with no really good technique quality xD).

This feeling I mention that regardless of the fight,you already feel like winning, is how it is for me 100% of the time. I've had fights were I won fair and square and got reaaally tired or hurt, and others where I undoubtly lost and my tiredness was not beyond limits. I don't know how many fights I did already (more than 10 for sure) but my winning/losing rate is sort of 60%-40%. Regardless, I always feel a feeling of accomplishment when a fight is over because I gave my best.

This comic is sort of based on one fight I had where I lost and got hurt quite bad and my coach and the referee thought it would be better if I gave up on the second round because I was nosebleeding a lot. I decided I would finish what I started because if I can't punch to protect my face, I certainly can still kick! "Martha" was undoubtly superior and she won fairly. In the end, we always hug our opponents and congrat them. It's formed a special connection with that stranger xD we end up changing contacts in some cases and be "friends" after. It's the cool thing about these sports: even though you want to "kill" when you're in the ring to win, in the end, that's just part of the "show". Outside, we care about the other person and most times I apologize if I hurt my opponent xD The last panel was based on a photo of me (except I was too tired to smile and it was from another fight haha).

Anyway, I ended up writting more and spending more time in this comic because I won't be doing anymore of these Fighter Life stories (I might eventually do random panels with things I might remember, but what I wanted to do is all done!). I hope you have enjoyed learning a bit more about this sport and the crazy adventures it can come with (at least in my team haha).

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Description
The second (and final) part of the fight!! Now it was fast foward to the last round because there's not much to say about the fight itself except probably these inner thoughts I represent here.

I like to joke with my other teammates how I start the first round full of power, begin to die in the second and survive in the third. The rest between rounds seem to be nonexistent and it's more of a constant inner battle to not give up. No matter how really prepared I am, when I'm in the middle of the second round, I begin to feel really tired (especially if I'm getting kicked and punch in the face too often) and my thoughts are "give up, give up, give up...". I always have to battle these thoughts and it surely help hearing my coach screaming at me and hearing my teammates, friends (and sometimes family) cheering for me. Sometimes it feels like I'm unlocking a inner savage feeling where I am more an animal than an human being, trying to survive and attack the attacker haha. I don't know how to put it, but it's sort of a fight or flight mechanism where the only option is to fight. In the third round I'm mostly moved by sheer mental power an instincts. My technique begins to lack and I can't hold my guard so well (hence why Edath here is doing some moves with no really good technique quality xD).

This feeling I mention that regardless of the fight,you already feel like winning, is how it is for me 100% of the time. I've had fights were I won fair and square and got reaaally tired or hurt, and others where I undoubtly lost and my tiredness was not beyond limits. I don't know how many fights I did already (more than 10 for sure) but my winning/losing rate is sort of 60%-40%. Regardless, I always feel a feeling of accomplishment when a fight is over because I gave my best.

This comic is sort of based on one fight I had where I lost and got hurt quite bad and my coach and the referee thought it would be better if I gave up on the second round because I was nosebleeding a lot. I decided I would finish what I started because if I can't punch to protect my face, I certainly can still kick! "Martha" was undoubtly superior and she won fairly. In the end, we always hug our opponents and congrat them. It's formed a special connection with that stranger xD we end up changing contacts in some cases and be "friends" after. It's the cool thing about these sports: even though you want to "kill" when you're in the ring to win, in the end, that's just part of the "show". Outside, we care about the other person and most times I apologize if I hurt my opponent xD The last panel was based on a photo of me (except I was too tired to smile and it was from another fight haha).

Anyway, I ended up writting more and spending more time in this comic because I won't be doing anymore of these Fighter Life stories (I might eventually do random panels with things I might remember, but what I wanted to do is all done!). I hope you have enjoyed learning a bit more about this sport and the crazy adventures it can come with (at least in my team haha).

Part 1

More from the Fighter Life comics

Commissions Info

If you like my work, consider buying me a Ko-fi

Follow me on other social media!

: www.facebook.com/kikkakibaz/

: www.instagram.com/kikkakibaz/

: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxspN…

: www.wattpad.com/user/EdathNale…

Booksie: www.booksie.com/518768-l.-i.-e…