Yuko Mizobuti/ MMA

Yuko Mizobuti had a taste for violence and was quite the bully who enjoyed utilizing her superior strength to others. However not in the sense that she enjoyed picking on people weaker than her. She enjoyed picking on people whomst believed themselves strong. Mistake this not however, it was quite sadistic. Some heralded her as a "defender of the weak" but it was no such justice. This was an act of savagery to humiliate those whom believed themselves to be strong. This festered, from school to school to school, street to street this hunger grew. This is where she found her passion and love for professional fighting. At 18 years old it started with stage boxing. She did regulated ring boxing in a local gym picking up the pros of foot work and proper balance rather than just savage swinging. But this was practice, an emulation of the real thing without being the real thing. Her punches were limited. She couldn't kick. She couldn't grab more than a simple hug. She couldn't tackle. And if they went to the ground, she had to let them get back up or she won by default! It was smothering, and not at all what she wanted. Though it did have benefits, it laid the ground work for her future. The future she sought was in combat. So she went further than traditional boxing, especially in a training enviorement and sought out arenas for local MMA fighting. Underground rings, places to practice, and to fight for real. By time Yuko was 19 years old, she was practicing though nowhere near proficient in a few martial arts, in terms of Jujitsu, Taekwondo, and karate she couldn't do anything in terms of advancement, but the foundations laid work for her own personal more feral style. They gave her breathing techniques, foot works, and energy management, as well as a few good escapes and grapples to work with. This felt right, in these rings she could let loose entirely, bloody fights, punching, kicking, when they fall she mounted and assaulted! It was hers to finish!

But it still felt like there was something missing, it was just her, and them. The fights were short lived, and they weren't showy enough. And being a local ring she wasn't fighting anyone with any high profession in any of the martial arts either, intermediary learners at best, that couldn't put it together with the same ferocity. So higher games were sought. She went by ring to ring in underground fights until she heard of a more international theme, wrestling. Her grappling wasn't great, but her strength was astounding, she was confident in terms of wrestling she would lose in ability but win in raw stats. Basic leagues became more advancements, but satisifaction never came until she heard of the AFW roster! Flashing forward, Yuki Mizobuti: Age 21, is now registering for her authenticity into the AFW league.