Jakhama, March 10 (MExN): St. Joseph’s College swarmed with enthusiasm as its former pupil, Isaac Kario, international MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) fighter visited the college and interacted with the staff and students. Isaac studied commerce in the college and graduated in 2004.
He was the champion of the first ever SFL (Super Fight League) held in 2013, Mumbai. He went on to be belted in the Washington State, US, February 2014 as champion. He has won quite many other titles as many as nine in a row. Now, his official professional record is 3 (three) wins for no loss (3:0), according to a press release received here.
While interacting with the students, he revealed he wasn’t smart, but worked hard. His personal mantra as the release said is, “If you are not smart, work hard till you are smart.” Talking on difficulty in one’s life, he stated, “We sometimes get lost in life, but it would be so unfair to give up.” He focused on the need to go the extra mile in order to outsmart the others. For instance, if asked to do ten push- ups by the coach, he made sure to do at least 11(eleven) times initially. In the long run, if asked to do 100 times, he would do 200. That made the difference between him and his opponents, he asserted.
To the mammoth gusto of the students, he even showcased his favourite round kick “which is deadly and dangerous - the self-learned art.”
