Training for the fight

Been training for my fight for a few weeks no and it feels really good. Since I got my opponent (Dennis Rau, 0-1-0) it all feels even more real and it makes me focus on the fight even harder. To get a face to focus on makes it a bit easier to focus mentally, to walk around knowing you’re about to fight without having someone to focus on is a bit uncertain.

I don’t know so much about my opponent, all I knownis that he stands like a southpaw on the picture, that he is a solid striker and that his PRO MMA record is 0-1-0. I have no idea about number of amateur fights, age, strengths and so on.

 

I do know that he steps into the cage as a professional fighter and I have to fight to the best of my abilities to make the fight. Nobody that steps into the cage under pro rules should be taken lightly.

 

I’m really happy that I can get into the cage and fight. All the support I’ve gotten since I signed up for the fight has been overwhelming and at the moment I just want to step into the cage and fight.

 

I have a lot of differnt ideas about my game plan but I’ll sit down and talk them through with my coach Åke Bergvall next week and make it a solid plan, Åkes help, support, teaching, coaching is awesome.

 

I’m truly happy to have so many talanted and experinced fighters around me that helps out with sparring, coaching and alway stops to help out and fix a problem they see.

 

Last week I got my first sponsor fo the fight, it’s an awesome restaurant named Ölrepubliken (www.olrepubliken.se).they’ve got awesome food and a loooot of different beers, if you like beer that’s not your average pint… Ölrepubliken is the place to for you!

 

That’s it for now, another coffe for me and then some rest before next session at 17:00