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Welcome. I am also from Long Island (long Beach), where in Long Island you are from?

I am giving you a really good piece of advice: Be the gray man!

Will do Ranger Matador275. Thanks for the advice.

PS: Where are you fighting out of?

Coban Lookchaomaesaithong Camp (NY).

Thanks Ranger Matador275 for your reply. I wonder if any of the professional fighters/boxers we hear today in interviews portray any sense of maturity, or if they act (on camera) any differently than a 12 yrs old punk on the streets (besides the fighting abilities). Furthermore there is nothing matu...

Ranger Glock, I will never waste anybody's time, and I have too much respect for the Rangers to even think of that. I am determined to make it and I think my best is good enough. I never failed anything in my life and I live for hardships. life as a professional Thai Boxer is all tests and PAIN,(lik...

Ranger H8 Train, Ranger V-Rod I was not being cocky when I used "when" instead of "if". I always think positive so that I can push myself to give 100%. I know we can't win everyday, but at least knowing you tried your best and didn't quit make that next moment bearable.:wink: And...

If I am allowed to put in my 2 cents. Based on what I read and heard; It is true that Haganah were the first freedom fighters fighting against the British. But Haganah was also the name given to their hand to hand combative system they developed, it was a compilation of many technics taken from many...

Nike Cat, That will get you so far. If you aren't ready to dig down and dirty, you are in for a ride :wink: . And sometimes you don't know who you are until you step up, either to a man who trained hard for yrs to get your head handed over to you or worst to man trying to blow your head off. That ma...

By the way Rangers. Being a guest at this site made me even more determined to make it among your ranks. Especially after that rough handling the first day. :wink: Nothing beats true companionship among rough no non-sense leave it all behind brothers in my sense. That's why I chose Thai boxing over ...

Thanks Ranger H8 Train and Ranger V-Rod. I only used "when" instead of "if" because while I was doing some research I read that some Dep or Newt was told by a Ranger that the right attitude should be "when" and not "if", because of you doubt yourself you will ...

thank you SFC hit_it. I will do that. Since I wanted to make the Army a lifetime careeer, I was going to enlist for max yrs (6 yrs). But now, I think I should enlist for 3 yrs and then re up and ask for RIP. I just didn't wanna look like that I am coming in just to get all of the benefits and leave ...

Copy you that Rangers. My dream to be a ranger come first, and once there nothing will come before doing my best Rangering.

Thank you Ranger Glock. How about allowing me to compete in the ring and fight for titles? thank you.

If you would allow me Rangers. All I can say is based on my experience as a fighter and student of combat. The best attribute to win a fight is what everybody calls the killer Instinct: seeing your salvation through the destruction of the threat no matter what, you have to get that tunnel vision to ...

I was wondering that when I make it through RIP and get attached to a Ranger Batt (and in my case it will be a longer route than most), will I be allowed to keep on fighting in Thai Boxing and mixed martial arts (i.e UFC type,...). I have read that the Rangers Batt have an extremely high tempo and v...

Thanks Ranger Bell for your answer. I am definitely determined and I will keep you posted. I have been doing some research and learned a lot. Ranger Steadfast, Ranger EarthPig, Ranger Luna, Soldier DoorGunner, Soldier AngryPistols, thank you for your welcome.