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Lose to an opponent you thought could not fight

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Offline hollywins

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Re: Lose to an opponent you thought could not fight
« Reply #15 on: March 23, 2011, 07:25:56 PM »
How true usually the one you underestimate is the one that beats your ass 9 times out of 10!
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Re: Lose to an opponent you thought could not fight
« Reply #16 on: March 29, 2011, 01:04:56 PM »
sorry but your fight storie sucks!
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Re: Lose to an opponent you thought could not fight
« Reply #17 on: September 09, 2011, 08:11:23 PM »
2 years ago when I was 19, I was helping our neighbour and family friend lift some furniture and stuff. After we finished we sat by the pool and had a couple drinks. We talked for sometime, and got talking about working out which I had started and she had been doing for quite some time. It got a little playful and she challenged me to an arm wrestle. I figured that naturally I would win being a 19 year old boy around 5'10 and 190 (average strength for my size). She was 42 and around 5'5 140 lbs. Surprisingly she beat me. As I got defensive, I claimed I was still the stronger person and if we were to ever wrestle I would win. I was taken aback when she took me up on the challenge (maybe after a couple beers she was more willing). At first, I didn't want to do it, but she promised to keep it a secret. I agreed, and we made it down to her basement. I wrestled in my boxers while she had changed into a bikini revealing her large breasts and ripped body. Our match would be no striking, just pins and submissions. For the next 20 mins she absolutely wore me down. I was being humiliated by a woman 50 lbs lighter and more than twice my age.

To this day she still teases me about losing.

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Jessica189

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Re: Lose to an opponent you thought could not fight
« Reply #18 on: October 01, 2011, 02:25:36 PM »
Yep, I've had this happen to me before unfortunately. It's actually been my only fight so far.

Some girl I had known since high school had been after my boyfriend and I ended up accepting her challenge to fight for him.

I was a little nervous due to the stakes, but in my mind I thought I would wipe the floor with her. She was one of those prissy/popular girls in high school. The cheerleader type, which she actually was a cheerleader. She got tons of attention from the guys and was always supper annoying, loud, and obnoxious. Basically, she was popular and she knew it, and she was a complete bitch about it.

I thought I could take her easily. After all cheerleaders cant fight, right? They're not athletic, they just sit on the sidelines and show off their bodies.

Well, let me tell you when it came down to the actual fights I was in for the surprise of my life.

We did a format where it was boxing/wrestling/catfighting each day for a maximum of 3 days. Best 2/3 fights would win the day and 2/3 days would win the weekend. Let me just say that she never let it get to the third day... as a matter of fact she never let it get to the third fight. She easily 2-0'd me both days. On the first day she absolutely dismantled me in boxing, knocking me out.  Then she pummeled me badly in the catfight later that day, scoring a second knockout.

I didn't fair much better on day 2. She quickly pinned me in wrestling, and then went on to absolutely destroy everything that was left of me and my pride in the boxing match, knocking me out for a third time...

The whole ordeal was the most painful/embarrassing thing I've ever been through in my life and I've been afraid to fight since, despite taking some self defense classes.

Lesson learned, watch out for those cheerleaders! They can sure pack a punch... I found out the hard way who was the better woman in everyway. : (