Tigeras Clay

Tigeras, born in central africa in the deep deep heart of the jungle. Raised in Brooklyn, he was destined for greatness. His father was a fighter back in Africa, so it was natural that he would want to fight as well. In elementary a kid was picking on his younger brother, so Tigeras attacked the kid.  Causing Tigeras to be expelled. His mother had blamed his father for how Tigeras was, so the two parents split, thus splitting up the two siblings. Tigeras' father remained in Brooklyn while he and his mother moved to L.A.  There he ended up in highschool where they had a kickboxing team. When he went to sign up, he got laughed at saying a pussy couldn't be a kickboxer. Tigeras walked away, having to adjust to it after the move. Tigeras then was walking by a boxing studio and walked right it. He seen the trainer and asked to be trained. The instructor said that he would train him, under the conditions that, a) he would never fight anyone unless nessissary and only in the ring, and b)his mother okayed it. When Tigeras heard that, he turned and ran strait home to his mother. He had a slip in his hand for her to sign. When he told her what it was, she knew that he was to become a fighter like his father. So she signed it. He then turned right around and ran back to the gym and smiled. After weeks of training, weeks before the first practice for kickboxing in school, he had became one of the toughest students of his instructor. But still had a lot of training to do.  After becoming a four time state champion in his school he moved on. Keeping the same trainer, as he went professional. He had long since forgotten what his brother and dad looked like, as his mother had not took any pictures. One day, he was on a grand stage, getting ready for his first world championship kickboxing match. Once he heard the name his ears perked. He found it to be none other than his father. He didn't realize it, but he knew the name. After the fight Tigeras was standing tall, hand raised and a belt placed around his waist. His opponent stood up and at that moment knew it was his son who had defeated him. Tigeras closed his eyes and opened it, and right there, father and son were reunited. A father proud it was his own son who defeated him. Tigeras has long since retired. Still keeping his championship in tact, sure there were other world champions but he had remained undefeated. He now is relaxing, his mother and father reunited, in his own mansion, all to himself. As for him in general he is now alone and seeks to continue his legacy. Hoping one day it'll be his son to take his championship in the ring.

Years after his fighting in the ring, he has decided to use his skills and became a law enforcement officer. He is now second command in the LAPD and proud of it.

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