TomKJrM

In the midst of my boxing gym training sessions year prior and quitting my shortest job ever the year before that I used that first and final payday to buy the boxing gym membership at ABA, I knew I wanted to go professional at the cream of the crop weight class of the heavyweight division, on my own will I signed a TUE and medical marijuana exemption just before I did MMA on UFC fight pass digital network company on the Alaska wings best promotion AFC; I know I’m not officially the first athlete in the USA to do so due to me being a novelty one off success, the doctors were still amazed as if I was the first ever to walk in and attempt to get a TUE before pro debut, they said “wow” at my attempt to get signatures on the paper I had in hand that could have made me first in the world as American one off fighter in Alaska. The doctors still signed my papers and said things like “so you won’t get caught?” And I said “yeah”. Although that doesn’t make me the first one off pro to have came in with papers that they signed partially, I still had to pay for my medical marijuana at a dispensary, living in a large producing state of this medicine I used it after training hard in the boxing gym to heal any nursing injuries from those exercise sessions and sparring sessions. The true first athlete to do this is a Canadian full time UFC guy that had 22 fights, that’s reality and the real workload to be recorded as number 1 athlete in the US in January of 2020 Elias T, whom only had 3 final fights outside of the UFC to still accomplish this feature. It will be hard to pass him on paper based solely on the date of my debut and me having never fought again/doctors will do all evaluations to you/me and just find a guy with the right bio for the record, but I like how my cards fell into place.