[treazn]

Misaki putting on the fight of his life, the same night he suffered the biggest defeat of his life.

How do you come back, emotionally, from a loss like that?

I find it very, very amazing that Misaki was able to rebound from losing to Filho so well.

That is some crazy fighting spirit.

I would like some of that, to be quite honest, and it was quite inspiring to me to see him win.

Anyone else feel the same way.

[MrCoffea]

Filho just proved he was the number 1 fighter in the world

If only he could not get mysteriously injured everytime he needs to fight more than once in one night

[Hinch]

Originally Posted by MrCoffea

Filho just proved he was the number 1 fighter in the world

If only he could not get mysteriously injured everytime he needs to fight more than once in one night

At least last time he had a reason, in that he didn't want to end up against Arona.

Now I'm not sure what happened. I never saw where the injury could have been sustained.

[treazn]

Originally Posted by MrCoffea

Filho just proved he was the number 1 fighter in the world

If only he could not get mysteriously injured everytime he needs to fight more than once in one night

Wow...

That has nothing to do with my topic.

[Hinch]

Originally Posted by treazn

Wow...

That has nothing to do with my topic.

I guess I'll stay on topic for you (second time around.)

Coming back from a one sided lost to beat the uncrowned Sherdog king shows heart out of the ass. he never quit in that fight, and blocked out a loss just hours earlier.

I have more respect for Misaki now than any other middleweight out there. (Sorry Lindland.)

[ukemi]

Misaky is a warrior. A lost against Filho is normal then it has not to affect him

[kakashi]

Haha. That's funny though. Good one, Filho.