Did you win or lose most of the fights (please be honest)?
202278
Well I am only 13 but i was in 1 fight from 5th grade when i was like 11(?). i barely remember that the fight was over a boy... but she did start it and she pushed me down during recess, so we went at on the floor during recess and knocked desks over, pulled hair, and all that crap. i won.\ni almost got in a fight this year but teacher broke it up before it started.\n\ni will never start a fight, but i won't just stand there if someone starts one with me.
592433
Oh yeah...I had a boss or two like that. This one guy was a real winner...old 60's dude about 200 pounds of fat...was taking martial arts and tried to intimidate and impress me with his kicking of things..haha but he was a butthead and made my life a bit miserable..
356279
Yes, you did the right thing. You may not feel very proud of yourself right now, but be assured, that many people ARE! It takes a bigger, smarter, more mature person to not fight when someone is taunting you, than to fight. YOU RULE!!!!
409330
I was on my school's varsity team and got player of the year. You would think that I was cocky but I am completely the opposite.  I am always humble and polite. You would think that I was surrounded by girls but I was one of the shyest people at the school. I even wondered how some of the "nerds" were getting girls and I wasn't getting any.  Just remember that just because losers call us cocky bastards and we call losers losers doesn't mean that you guys are losers and were're cocky bastards. We're all the same. We just focused on two different things.
449222
The highest level of competition that I've participated in were National's.  I tried it 3 times, I won 1st (gold) for team kata (2nd time I entered) and 2nd (silver) for individual kata (3rd time I entered).  I didn't win anything the first time I tried, and my heart was in sparring competitively (in all competitions I've entered).
338375
I feel that in a big competition, win or lose, you did good to get to the top. A good tip is to always go with your gut instinct or first instinct. That thought is always the right one. If you're in the competition and think thats what it is, let it out. I always take the second choice and unfortunately, it does't pan out. For stage fright, I think you should stay calm and focus your mind on the one important reason you are there, to win! And by the way, GOOD LUCK! :)
556664
Yeah, lots but I just stand my ground and just give the best I got back. I played soccer yeaterday and its like a competitive sport and I tackled the guy for the ball and he called me a dick. And i just said yeah okay prick now we are equals. But yeah it happens lots of times. Just don't shy away and show your afraid, stand up for yourself but don't fight. I'm not a fighter and I would say that. Just be smart about things like that and beat ppl with your brain.
586491
It's almost never a good idea to break up a fight, honestly, at least by yourself.  It takes at least two people, properly trained, to do it.  Wait until someone is losing, and then pull off the winning person.  That's the only safe way to do it, and trust me they want to fight anyway and WILL.  When you have someone losing, then you have one of the two who wants it over with and you might be able to do it by yourself.  I used to work in group homes and dealt with fights.  I learned the hard way to let them go at it until there is a winner coming out.
449636
You are proving my point. You may well know how to fight, but you have no philosophy. You do not know when & when not to fight. You obviously lack humility.
516486
Sounds like you should have won. If thats the correct score then you got it right.
145935
Its a question I've asked myself for a loooonnnnngggg time. I think in the end you have to be real with yourself. There is no point in fighting a losing battle.
302081
oh man...he (gracie) lost in the first round a little over 4 minutes...man that completely devastaed me...mostly because i know how he felt loosing...he had more to fight for,his name,his family,his dad,and the art in which his family perfected (gracie ju-jit-su)...i am very heartbroke over it but in my mind gracie is still the best warrior to come to ufc...his age probably had a part in it as well as having kids and a wife...when you have a family you become civilized and less agressive.   but he is still the best and i would walk thru hell with him any time!!!GUARANTEED!\nand i do like matt and i like him being the champ...but i didnt want to see what i saw!  but i guess time palys a big part in all sports and every generation gets twp steps ahead of the last,just like baseball...and all the drugs they have now adays play a big part in their strength.and gracie never took anything like that...hell hes 6' and skinny as a rail!not all buff like all the others.\nbut gracie still rules
353386
Brent ~\n           I know that I picked Willie Pep to outbox Salavador Sanchez over 15 rounds and Sandy beat Pep 3 out of their 4 fights but I think Sanchez would beat Saddler. I think that Sandy's style would play right into Sanchez's game plan.\n\n          Sandy was long and lean and had tremendous punching power, he had 103 knockouts and he loved to brawl. Sandy had the type of mantailty if you hit me low, I will hit you low twice as hard as you hit me. This was evident in his third fight with Pep. It was a clinic in how to foul a fighter. Sandy stayed way too long in the pocket and tried to force his will on the other guy and this worked 141 times and when a fighter fought a smart fight against Saddler and outboxed him Saddler didn't fair so well.\n\n\n     Salvador would be able to adjust to Sandys powerful right hand, he would circle to his right away drom Sandys power and land thunderous body shots. This by no means would be a easy fight for either fighter, but I think that Salvador was the better boxer of the the two and win a close 15 round decision.
52042
I have only been in two physical fights and both were in grade school. This girl followed me home and hit me in the head with her bookbag. Not much of a fight I suppose. The second was with a girl who constantly followed me around telling me my ass was grass (very inmature) Finaly one day I turned around and said. "What the hell is your problem!" "You don't even know me but, if you want to hit me so bad than go for it." I stepped towards her and when she swung I grabed her arm and pulled her into the side of the building. She popped her nose into the brick and fell down bleeding. She started crying and asked me to help her. "I told her I was sorry but that she had asked for it and she could just help herself. I didn't have any problems from her again.
567685
I agree with your assertion. Taylor won the fight. Taylor was clearly more "in-charge" throughout the fight. This is not to say Winky did not make it close the second half of the fight, because, indeed he did. Having said that, let me also point out the fact  that ever true fan/ student of boxing knows that you are rewarded for aggressiveness, and, ring generalship. Forget everything else, but, if we simply looked at two virtually unknown fighters and one displayed the ring generalship, and, (controlled) aggression that Taylor did in the fight, there is no doubt that that fighter would win. In closing let me simply say, Styles make fights---and judges/and politics ruin them. Well, atleast we get to see the rematch, this will most likely be a trilogy. I hope not, but, more likely than not. For the record, Jermain is a super fighter.
209670
a lot. although i gave best answer though to someone who argued with me, it KILLED me but it was a good argument!
455058
.Have you ever been in a fight? Yes sadly!\n\n2.Have you ever witnessed a fight? Yes\n\n3.Have you ever gotton into trouble for fighting? No! I was attacked, had to try and restrain attacker\n\n4.Have you ever been in a fight to which the police were involved?\nNo\n\n5.Have you ever had a fight end in hospitalization?\nNo only bruising (Attacker meant to steal my bag)\n\n6.Do you or have you ever carried a weapon?\nNo i don't believe in them\n\n7.Have you ever used a weapon in a fight?\nNo! I just tried to restrain the man without hurting him, keeping him at arms length\n\n8.Have you ever stepped in to stop a fight?\nNo\n\n9.Would you ever step in to stop a fight?\nIf someone vulnerable was attacked then yes i would as i woul;d have loved some passers by to step in when this guy attacked me with a knife\n\n10.Do you think fighting fixes your problems\nAbsolutely not