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They laughed at his scars, They doubted his strength, Now the world fears him in the ring. He grew up in rough neighborhoods, Every corner had danger, Every alley taught survival. School was no escape, Bullying was constant, Teachers barely noticed. He learned to fight early, Defend himself quie…

They laughed at his scars, They doubted his strength, Now the world fears him in the ring. He grew up in rough neighborhoods, Every corner had danger, Every alley taught survival. School was no escape, Bullying was constant, Teachers barely noticed. He learned to fight early, Defend himself quietly, Never show fear. Home offered no safety, Poverty was daily, Opportunities were rare. He discovered a gym one day, Old mats and broken gloves, But hope sparked immediately. First coach laughed a