From Pom Poms to Throwing Bombs: Cheerleader turned MMA Fighter.

**Budo_Brown** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 2:57am

I did competitive cheer for 2 years in college. What the NFL girls do is dance on the sideline. Not cheer. Why I posted this information on here... Peer pride and stupidly.

**doofaloofa** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 5:08am

Were you a mascot Budo?

**Tonuzaba** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 5:15am

Originally Posted by Batman Smells

Were you a mascot Budo?

Talking about mascots, ever since I watched Ace ventura I have this special yearning to do something like this at least once in my life:

Sometimes, it is really hard for me to just walk by the dressed up teddies, bunnies and whatnot offering samples of stuff in supermarkets...

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 10:43am

Originally Posted by Budo_Brown

I did competitive cheer for 2 years in college. What the NFL girls do is dance on the sideline. Not cheer. Why I posted this information on here... Peer pride and stupidly.

Iwas a cheerleader for two years in high school. I was a rebel.

***jnp*** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 11:09am

That wasn't pretty, but both those girls have a ton of heart. I've seen more than a few amateur fights where men crumpled after taking half the punches the girl in pink did.

Omega posted this because of Ms. Wray's choice of career change is interesting, not because the quality of the fight.

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 11:51am

Originally Posted by jnp

That wasn't pretty, but both those girls have a ton of heart. I've seen more than a few amateur fights where men crumpled after taking half the punches the girl in pink did.

Omega posted this because of Ms. Wray's choice of career change is interesting, not because the quality of the fight.

Yes, here I thought that was apparent but apparently people can't seem to grasp that simple concept.

**Budo_Brown** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 4:38pm

Originally Posted by Batman Smells

Were you a mascot Budo?

No, stunter and some tumbling. Back tucks but no back hand springs. It was at Portland State University. They offered me a partial scholarship so I figured why not. Good times and honestly one of the harder sports athletically I've done.

**Budo_Brown** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 4:39pm

Originally Posted by Omega Supreme

Iwas a cheerleader for two years in high school. I was a rebel.

Straight bad assery!

**KiwiPhil889** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 5:10pm

**** you guys are full of it.

I've seen plenty of amateur mens fights that had a shitload less talent and skill. Where the guys just get in there and swing for the fences (myself included). Ms Wray,(non pink fighter), threw mostly straight punches,a couple good kicks and some well timed/ placed knees. That can't have been her first outing, she stayed pretty composed and maintained technique under pressure, something a large portion of the posters here would struggle with, (myself included).

But yes,an interesting career change choice. Still, they're both athletic type activities, dancing/cheerleading, and fighting. Dedication and skill to suceed in one can usually be applied to succeed in another.

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 12/28/2012 5:37pm

Originally Posted by KiwiPhil889

**** you guys are full of it.

I've seen plenty of amateur mens fights that had a shitload less talent and skill. Where the guys just get in there and swing for the fences (myself included). Ms Wray,(non pink fighter), threw mostly straight punches,a couple good kicks and some well timed/ placed knees. That can't have been her first outing, she stayed pretty composed and maintained technique under pressure, something a large portion of the posters here would struggle with, (myself included).

But yes,an interesting career change choice. Still, they're both athletic type activities, dancing/cheerleading, and fighting. Dedication and skill to suceed in one can usually be applied to succeed in another.

**** me? **** you, sheep fucker.