I only wish I had more time to prepare for that fight. I was supposed to fight in January and I started training in Novemeber, I lost 5 opponents , the fight did not take place until April and I was matched with a a South Paw with 5 days notice. I had never even sparred a legit South Paw and my career made preparation for that battle difficult. after losing so many opponents I gave up on the diet and missed some training sessions as well. Ether way the kid was good, fast, hard to hit. But if I would have finished a take-down it would have gone differently. Every opponent I have taken down I have finished. Oh well, it was a fun time, but I hate that feeling of losing. How did you score that round? Who was the aggressor?
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Oh man I am sorry I missed the reply....catching up after a nuts week.
That round was a dead hear. You owned the octagon control for the first half of it and he gained a little steem ;) Some SOLID shots either way and it looked like you were on your way back to dominance when the round closed.
Checking kicks from a south paw must have been challenging as he was legit!
I couldn't call a winner of that round.
No worries man. I happy to hear that you thought it was close, this was my only loss and I am still a bit upset about it. A huge part of it is I was not in the shape I should have been in due to life but the other part was the last minute change to a south paw, however I was attacking.