Name: Takashi Munoz
Profession: Fighter
Birthplace: I was born in the great city of Angels
Age: 19 years
An Item that defines you: Gloves
Favorite Quote: “FIGHT LIFE”
Heroes: My DAD!!!
Favorite Fighter: Peter Aerts and Mirko CroCop
Favorite Techniques: Leg Kick, Rib Kick, and Punch to the Stomach
How much time do you spend training?: The most I have done was 8 hours, it was because I had free time, but now it’s down, between 4 to 6 hours a day because of work and school.
What you do to Relax: I chill with friends, play games at home and the best thing is sleep! Haha, just training too hard plus work and school.
Favorite Movie: “300” It has the best fighting, it shows a lot of how real warriors should be. I wish I can be like that, which I am, but I don’t want to accept defeat. 
Favorite Food: I love to eat anything!!!! Believe me.
Your next Dream/Goal: Of course World Champion in fighting
Message to the Next Generation training to become a fighter: You can’t back out, and don’t be a fake because fighting is not for everyone. So if you want to do it, be really careful, and think about it. Honestly, I don’t like fake fighters.
Message to your Rivals/Opponents that you will fight in the future: Don’t worry, I’m still going to be fighting and I will win even if it takes a while. Hahaha
Last words?: You have to fight to get through life and fighting IS our life. We all have to fight.
My mini-bio on Takashi Munoz:
I came across Takashi when I was working at a spot in Los Angeles. He used to come around the venue and didn’t know why until I joined the Kyokushin Karate class on the third floor. He would come almost every day for training along with going to school and training at the boxing gym as well. At times he would train me, and being as young as he was (and still is), he was very mature and focused on the art of fighting. He is very disciplined, and quick with his techniques. Aside from fighting there would be times when we hung out and talked as he spoke of his dreams of becoming a champion. He has so much passion, and dedication; it’s only obvious he’s moving forward to becoming a world champ. Trying to balance school, work and his dreams in fighting, Takashi keeps his head on straight to become a better fighter, and a person in whole. He knows what hard work and discipline is as he knows respect, and with all his training, and skills, this humble 19 year old is about to stand on top of the world, so watch out!
Posted January 28, 2008 at 10:27pm by miwaLyric
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