MMA fighter enters with dazzling dance routine, almost immediately gets obliterated once his match begins
The chances of me getting in the ring, octagon, or cage are slim to none, but if I did, my entrance would be solemn and dignified.It'd be to the point that people would be wondering if they were about to watch a fight or had accidentally wandered into a funeral.Why? Because if I entered with a K-pop dance routine and then got knocked out in the first round like one fighter in Japan just did, it would be embarrassing.That's why.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEAccording to TMZ, MMA fighter Ryoma "Jolly" Shishimoto entered the ring at RIZIN 54 inside Toyota Center Tokyo by cutting a rug to South Korean girl group ILLIT's song "It's Me."It's no "Enter Sandman," but to each their own...But Shishimoto didn't just do a small dance.
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The chances of me getting in the ring, octagon, or cage are slim to none, but if I did, my entrance would be solemn and dignified.It'd be to the point that people would be wondering if they were about to watch a fight or had accidentally wandered into a funeral.Why? Because if I entered with a K-pop dance routine and then got knocked out in the first round like one fighter in Japan just did, it would be embarrassing.That's why.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEAccording to TMZ, MMA fighter Ryoma "Jolly" Shishimoto entered the ring at RIZIN 54 inside Toyota Center Tokyo by cutting a rug to South Korean girl group ILLIT's song "It's Me."It's no "Enter Sandman," but to each their own...But Shishimoto didn't just do a small dance. It was a full-on choreographed production.CONOR MCGREGOR HAS SURGERY ON TORN ACL, AGAIN VOWS COMEBACK: 'MY KNEE IS REPAIRED...THANK YOU GOD'His opponent, Joe Hiramoto, had to be licking his chops when he realized his opponent was going to be gassed from doing a dance number moments before the bell. In fact, Hiramoto dominated and ended the fight with a TKO in the first round.Not the result you want after dancing like that.
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- The chances of me getting in the ring, octagon, or cage are slim to none, but if I did, my entrance would be solemn and dignified.It'd be to the point that people would be wondering if they were about to watch a fight or had accidentally wandered into a funeral.Why? Because if I entered with a K-pop dance routine and then got knocked out in the first round like one fighter in Japan just did, it would be embarrassing.That's why.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEAccording to TMZ, MMA fighter Ryoma "Jolly" Shishimoto entered the ring at RIZIN 54 inside Toyota Center Tokyo by cutting a rug to South Korean girl group ILLIT's song "It's Me."It's no "Enter Sandman," but to each their own...But Shishimoto didn't just do a small dance.
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