Almost
Apr 12, 2012 1:56:00 GMT -5
Post by jjg on Apr 12, 2012 1:56:00 GMT -5
Johnny Brave: I almost beat Sean Fallon. I almost beat Tomkins.... Yet, almost isn't good enough. Cheap shots from one. Manager interfering in another... Nothing I do is good enough to pull a win my way. I always seem to find myself getting pinned no matter what I do. This isn't the start I was hoping for. What do I need to do? Ignore my losses and just move on? How much good will that do... The best thing to do is keep training. Yet thats all I've been doing my whole life. I need to figure it out. I cannot afford another loss in my career. Makes a up and coming rookie, such as myself, look bad. Definitely not what I intended.
I have a match booked against Benny Starr for the upcoming event in two weeks. All my focus should be on him. Nothing else but him. Yet two losses in a row just bothers me. Urges me to just vomit myself to death. Everyone knows that feeling. The feeling of being so damn close.... Just to fall miserably short. This is getting out of control and I have no one to blame but myself.
In my last match just hours ago, I heard the FGA crowd backing me up. Never in my life have I ever had that many people cheering me on. Yet sadly for me, I couldn't bring the fans a victory. I've let my trainers down. I've let Tony Jones down. As well as the backbone to this federation, the fans.
I know you all was hoping for me to come out in front of the camera and talk about my opponent, Benny Starr. But I'm not. You see, I have to regroup myself. I need to spend a couple of days to figure out the things I'm doing wrong. Hopefully a couple of days is enough time to figure it all out. Until next time.[/b]
I have a match booked against Benny Starr for the upcoming event in two weeks. All my focus should be on him. Nothing else but him. Yet two losses in a row just bothers me. Urges me to just vomit myself to death. Everyone knows that feeling. The feeling of being so damn close.... Just to fall miserably short. This is getting out of control and I have no one to blame but myself.
In my last match just hours ago, I heard the FGA crowd backing me up. Never in my life have I ever had that many people cheering me on. Yet sadly for me, I couldn't bring the fans a victory. I've let my trainers down. I've let Tony Jones down. As well as the backbone to this federation, the fans.
I know you all was hoping for me to come out in front of the camera and talk about my opponent, Benny Starr. But I'm not. You see, I have to regroup myself. I need to spend a couple of days to figure out the things I'm doing wrong. Hopefully a couple of days is enough time to figure it all out. Until next time.[/b]