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a terrible experience I had in the past.

A terrible experience I had was when I went to my first Jiu-jitsu tournament. It was my first match I was doing pretty while. My opponent was the same belt as me. I was winning. Not by points but by position. I thought I was winning. I thought I was winning It would be almost impossible or him to win. Soon It was the match that was almost done. So I thought to myself "just hold it" and kept repeating that to myself. I thought I would win no matter what. I thought wrong. At the end of the match, I lost by points. I was really sad. I waited at the sidelines waiting for my next match. But I did not have the next match. It was a single-elimination tournament. So I went home feeling very sad. After that, I didn't want to go to a tournament again. The end.

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