Takahiro Kills "The Killer" Settlemire; LSFL's First Hall-Of-Famer
By Lucas Tobias | November 18, 2020
Ethan Takahiro (right) throwing a right hook at Errol "The Killer" Settlemire.
On Friday, the 13th of November, Los Santos Fighting League premiered its first public fight night, attracting all kinds of colorful characters from all over the city. The night's roster represented the city well; men from all walks of life came to prove their mettle in the ring, and give the people a good show.
The first fight of the night showcased upcoming talents Joshua Park and Farid Rwakibo. The fight lasted as long as this coverage of it will be, with Park handily knocking out Rwakibo in the first round.
The second match of the night was the main event, with Ethan Takahiro facing off against Errol "The Killer" Settlemire. The first round was up in the air, with a strong showing from each combatant raining bombs on each other, Takahiro barely taking the lead. However, he lived up to all the hype on social media, and sealed the deal with a knockout by the second round. After getting back on his feet, Settlemire immediately accused Takahiro of use of performance-enhancing drugs, claims which appear to be unsubstantiated.
The third match of the night displayed two more talents in the League, Owen Hurst and Marcus Currie. The first round started off with a strong showing in Currie's favor, securing a victory by knockout in the second round.
Shortly after claiming the title of LSFL Champion, Ethan Takahiro has been reportedly killed in a car crash on Monday, the 16th of November. In his honor, LSFL President Mariano Gardner has displayed a touching gesture in deciding to posthumously induct Takahiro as the first entry in LSFL's Hall of Fame.
In spite of the Champion's recent tragic passing, with the title still up in the air at the time of this publishing, Los Santos Fighting League has provided a solid showing of the talent within this city. The rejuvenation of the fighting scene in Los Santos should prove to be nothing short of exciting, and the future for the local stage is looking bright with such valiant warriors seeking to endanger their lives for the sake of athletic glory.
The first fight of the night showcased upcoming talents Joshua Park and Farid Rwakibo. The fight lasted as long as this coverage of it will be, with Park handily knocking out Rwakibo in the first round.
The second match of the night was the main event, with Ethan Takahiro facing off against Errol "The Killer" Settlemire. The first round was up in the air, with a strong showing from each combatant raining bombs on each other, Takahiro barely taking the lead. However, he lived up to all the hype on social media, and sealed the deal with a knockout by the second round. After getting back on his feet, Settlemire immediately accused Takahiro of use of performance-enhancing drugs, claims which appear to be unsubstantiated.
The third match of the night displayed two more talents in the League, Owen Hurst and Marcus Currie. The first round started off with a strong showing in Currie's favor, securing a victory by knockout in the second round.
Shortly after claiming the title of LSFL Champion, Ethan Takahiro has been reportedly killed in a car crash on Monday, the 16th of November. In his honor, LSFL President Mariano Gardner has displayed a touching gesture in deciding to posthumously induct Takahiro as the first entry in LSFL's Hall of Fame.
In spite of the Champion's recent tragic passing, with the title still up in the air at the time of this publishing, Los Santos Fighting League has provided a solid showing of the talent within this city. The rejuvenation of the fighting scene in Los Santos should prove to be nothing short of exciting, and the future for the local stage is looking bright with such valiant warriors seeking to endanger their lives for the sake of athletic glory.
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