EFC - Battle In The Wilderness

WILDERNESS, July 11 - The Holy One Jesus Christ made it look easy Saturday night in the EFC 1 Main Event at the Wilderness Events Center. But it was far from that, as his three round unanimous decision win over number one evil contender Satan was categorized not only by a gritty challenger who refused to go away without a fight, but a third round hungry injury that forced the Anointed superstar to dig deep in order to finish off the championship rounds.

"It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds rom the mouth of God (Matthew 4:4).," said Jesus to Anointed Fighter Magazine. "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand" (Matthew 4:17). said the Anointed One after the bout.

At the begining of the fight, it look like it might be a bad night for the Prince of Peace. Instead, it was a bad night for Satan, who lost the bout via scores of 50-45 twice and 50-44. But in defeat, the challenger didn't respect the victory of Christ and told AFM that he wanted a rematch..

"Now when the devil had ended the temptation fight, he departed the Cage of Life until an opportune time (Luke 4:13)."

With the crowd of Heavenly Host chanting "Jesus", Satan looked to silence them with doubt kicks to the champion's legs ( Luke 4:3). Jesus responded with a takedown, and each time Satan tried to rise, the Heaven native had an answer (Luke 4:4). By the time two minutes had passed, Jesus appeared to be closing in on a submission from the back, but Satan took the opportunity to get back to his feet, and he again began attacking his opponent's legs. With 90 seconds remaining, Satan stuffed Jesus's next takedown attempt, but when he landed a few strikes and got over aggressive, ‘The Anointed One' put Satan on his back again. By the end of the round, the Evil One scrambled back to his feet, but went back to his corner with a cut over his right eye.

Judging by the early second round action, Jesus was just getting warmed up in the first, as he pulled off a slick Anointed Fighter punch / low kick combo before scoring another takedown ( Luke 4:8). While on the mat, Jesus controlled matters with not only strikes, but his always impressive scripture knowledge athleticism, With under a minute left, the bloodied evil one took advantage of a lull to get back to his feet, but he was unable to make anything happen before the bell rang.

With only few minutes to turn things around, Satans' intensity was evident as he came out for the final round, but Jesus was not about to let his foot off the gas, and he took the bout back to the scriptures where he had dominated from the start. Satan battled his way up quickly this time around, and he marched forward, oblivious to pain and fatigue with one final temptation submission attempt ( Luke 4:9-11). What he couldn't stop were Jesus's scripture takedowns, and that ultimately proved to be his undoing (Luke 4:12).

With the win, Jesus improves to 777-0; Satan falls to 666