deeeyes

LFNC Fight Night Presents - Fight Night 8 Interview with currently ranked #2 Lightweight Nick Winner on his upcoming fight against "The guardian" Heimdall Aegir: deeeyes: Nick Winner, the current #2 Lightweight in LFNC, this is your first fight in the organization, how does it feel? Nick Winner: This is my first fight in this organization and I am really excited to give the fans a good fight. deeeyes: So you are going up against "The guardian" Heimdall Aegir, the former #1 contender for the title. Tell us how you've prepared for this fight and what we can expect to happen? NW: I have a lot of respect of Heimdall Aegir. I know what he is capable of. I know he will like to take it to the ground. I know that's where his advantage is. I've prepared for everything for this fight. I'm a lot stronger, more experienced, and even hungrier than ever. Training camp was great. I am training with some of the best fighters out there. This is my first one-round-10-minute fight and I feel I am ready. I've been ready. What you can expect, what Heimdall can expect is that I won't give up that easily. deeeyes: Winning this bout is surely going to put you up as the #1 contender for the LW title, how much pressure does this have on you? NW: I've been training for this since the beginning. And I've never looked back. I want to be the best Lightweight in the world. That's my goal.

How about an intensity slider for each round? Something like low intensity/high intensity. It's almost like the aggressor/counter and finish/control sliders but more specific (and is divided depending on the rounds)? With regards to the number of rounds, I'm aware that some orgs have the 1x10 format...I've only thought up until there.

Do single shots really only mean one attempt everytime the fighter strikes? And is it always just punches? Do combos always have to have a kick? Is it possible to have just punches as combos?