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The '''CMFL''' (Cambodian Midget Fighting League) is a Cambodian organization of [[midget]] fighters. Its current president is Yang Sihamoni. | The '''CMFL''' (Cambodian Midget Fighting League) is a Cambodian organization of [[midget]] fighters. Its current president is Yang Sihamoni. | ||
In the past, the league consisted of [[42]] midget fighters. However, great [[drama]] started on the [[internets]] when Sihamoni claimed that his league was invincible. An angry fan retorted that a single lion would be able to defeat the CMFL. Sihamoni promptly accepted the challenge and arranged the match between an African Lion and the CMFL in a battle arena. Sadly, no video recordings are available, since the Cambodian government strictly forbade cameras from the arena. | In the past, the league consisted of [[42]] midget fighters. However, great [[drama]] started on the [[internets]] when Sihamoni claimed that his league was invincible. An angry fan retorted that a single lion would be able to defeat the CMFL. Sihamoni promptly accepted the challenge and arranged the match between an African Lion and the CMFL in a battle arena. Sadly, no video recordings are available, since the Cambodian government strictly forbade cameras from the arena.The squad feasted on plums before the games. They drank their own sweat for the banter. | ||
The famed fight lasted only about 12 minutes when to everyone's shock a hero arose on the glorious [[battlefield]] of the coliseum in Kâmpóng Chhnãng of central Cambodia. A solitary lowly African Lion decimated the squadron of fierce blood thirsty Cambodian midgets leaving 28 declared dead and the remaining 14 severally injured with loss of limbs, broken bones and severe bleeding. Truly an unbelievable outcome, surely no one could have predicted the lion standing tall at the final bell. | The famed fight lasted only about 12 minutes when to everyone's shock a hero arose on the glorious [[battlefield]] of the coliseum in Kâmpóng Chhnãng of central Cambodia. A solitary lowly African Lion decimated the squadron of fierce blood thirsty Cambodian midgets leaving 28 declared dead and the remaining 14 severally injured with loss of limbs, broken bones and severe bleeding. Truly an unbelievable outcome, surely no one could have predicted the lion standing tall at the final bell. | ||
Revision as of 21:54, 8 July 2011
The CMFL (Cambodian Midget Fighting League) is a Cambodian organization of midget fighters. Its current president is Yang Sihamoni.
In the past, the league consisted of 42 midget fighters. However, great drama started on the internets when Sihamoni claimed that his league was invincible. An angry fan retorted that a single lion would be able to defeat the CMFL. Sihamoni promptly accepted the challenge and arranged the match between an African Lion and the CMFL in a battle arena. Sadly, no video recordings are available, since the Cambodian government strictly forbade cameras from the arena.The squad feasted on plums before the games. They drank their own sweat for the banter.
The famed fight lasted only about 12 minutes when to everyone's shock a hero arose on the glorious battlefield of the coliseum in Kâmpóng Chhnãng of central Cambodia. A solitary lowly African Lion decimated the squadron of fierce blood thirsty Cambodian midgets leaving 28 declared dead and the remaining 14 severally injured with loss of limbs, broken bones and severe bleeding. Truly an unbelievable outcome, surely no one could have predicted the lion standing tall at the final bell.
Since the historic fight against the African Lion, the whereabouts of the CMFL are unknown.
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