Originally Posted by gong fu

ok maybe you guys are just different to me, face it im me your you. we will agree to disagree its pointless actually arguing, and i stick by what i said till the day i die, i ahve the ability to beat anyone in a 1 on 1 fight. yes every real fighter has the ability to win against another fighter when its a one on one fight, i obviously havent grew up like you guys, ive been raised a fighter and i will most likely die a fighter, and so be it i accept that as my fate. death is unnavoidable and if i go out fighting thats just how it is isnt it. no point of having fear inside you, i fear nothing i fear no man, i will be honest and to the point about this blunt as can be, all my life i have had to fight my area is rough ive had so many fights outside of my martial arts training that i haent seent he need to fight in competitions because i fight enough as it is just defending myself my honor and people i care about and love. maybe you dont know what its like to grow up in an area with extream violence at every corner of your life. all through school its a battle with other crews since like the age of 6, ont he streets pointless wars over drug terrotory and other shit thats stupid, near death experiences, living a rough warriors lifestyle breaks down the fear inside you, maybe you think some1 is near unbeatable but i dont, i judge a man at the time of the fight, not before or after, i want to put my years of training into the modern martiala rts worl to test myself, how is confidence in your own ability bragging or bieng foolish? you need confidence in fighting, maybe you have none because you think your nobody, but i have confidence in myself my beliefs and my way of life, and it will prevail if i try hard enough. if i lose to roger i will just try even harder in training and have a rematch untill im proud of myself. you guys judge people who you havent even seen fight again ile say this its foolish to prejudge. im not underestimating anybody when it comes to fighting real warriors know not to underestimate anyone no matter how decieving it might seem to be.