Eskimo Warrior
Getting Ready
Whos' your Momma
Gettin' the better side of the Sarg
It's Just About Over
Light's Out
About Me
- Avery Vilche
- Red Bluff, CA, United States
- I am a female cage fighter who is working with Liz Merry to complete a documentary about my journey and experiences competing in the World Eskimo Indian Olympics in Fairbanks, Alaska in July of 2008. As for my background- *I wrestled for Chico State (most of my 11 matches were against men) *I was a Golden Gloves Champion (amateur boxing) *I was an IKF (International Kickboxing Federation) Bantamweight champion I retired from all of the above due to some injuries, but I always wanted to get back into fighting. After several years of healing, I felt like I could step back into the ring. But what I really wanted was to try UFC style fighting. I got so excited every time I watched a fight. I felt like I could do this- it's REAL fighting- a combination of boxing (my first love), kickboxing, wrestling and submissions. I always wanted to choke someone out- here was my chance! I had my first fight in October of 2007, and it was a BLAST! I won and came out of the match fairly unscathed. I've had a few fights since then and am always looking for more.
2 comments:
Love the redneck surfing looks fun and a little hard lol Maybay a new olympic sport ha ha
It's a lot easier than fighting... not as much fun though!
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