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Who's the guy in your AV?Someone who can't even keep his word to drop weight if he gets his likes on FB has no business questioning others champs decisions...
Who's the guy in your AV?
Is that the guy that never fights because he isn't smart enough to switch up his training and gets injured?I believe that's Can Velasquez
Why should the champ have to take a fight on a few weeks notice? Werdum has everything to lose and Stipe has everything to gain.
Yeah, that's the guy, but you got it all wrong. It's not that he isn't smart enough to switch up his training, it's that he's not pussy enough to switch up his training. Real fighters like Can Velasquez don't actually need to fight to prove their worth.Is that the guy that never fights because he isn't smart enough to switch up his training and gets injured?
OMG, didn't now why I didn't think of this before, what a true Mexican hero this guy is.Yeah, that's the guy, but you got it all wrong. It's not that he isn't smart enough to switch up his training, it's that he's not pussy enough to switch up his training. Real fighters like Can Velasquez don't actually need to fight to prove their worth.
OMG, didn't now why I didn't think of this before, what a true Mexican hero this guy is.
Last time I checked, two fighters asked to fight one another on short notice are at an exactly equal disadvantage in terms of the amount of time they will have to prepare for their opponent.
And a champion is always at a greater "disadvantage" when he defends his belt, by definition. A challenger who loses is still not the champion; a never was. While the belt holder who loses is the champion no more; a used to be.
Werdum has proven to be your classic, Brazilian belt-milker. Stay as inactive as possible while promoting yourself and your brand as "the champ".