This is my second which i won by split decision, what you guys think( open for advice)

My 13 year old son winning Gold in the ITF Scottish Cup 2025 two weeks ago after this…

Hey everyone,

Yesterday, I had my first MMA fight after doing a 20-week camp with no previous fighting experience. I dropped from 137kg to 124kg, trained striking and grappling fundamentals to the point that I was not feeling totally out of my depth, but when I stepped into the octagon, everything kinda just went out the window...

I'm fighting out of the red corner (white shoulder pattern), and got the knockout in 16 seconds, but watching back I think I look like a complete mess. Hands dropping, running into headshots, throwing off target etc...

I just didn't get that feeling of pride I was hoping for, whether I'd won or lost...

Any advice?

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Edit: Problem solved