Are WME so desperate to pay off their loans/debt that they let a sick Kevin Lee with staph fight?
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Isn't that in the hands of the athletic commission?
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Yes, of course, they'd have let him fight with full blown Aids.
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It was a freaking boil that wasn't open. Yes, a boil is a form of staph. It wasn't a staph infection that would make mankind extinct. Google Kevin Randleman's staph if you want to see some gnarly shit.
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Far as I know they've no no say at all, come's down to the attending and appointed physicians that are on that evenng and appointed by the AC
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I think the answer is yes. Let me check wikipedia to make sure they fought.......
Yes, the answer is def yes.
But this doesn't seem super serious compared to injuries fighters can fight with. Consider that they get staph from their gym most of the time and all fighters take that risk and deal with it. Not like Reem's bro fighting with Hepatitis or anything.
Yes, the answer is def yes.
But this doesn't seem super serious compared to injuries fighters can fight with. Consider that they get staph from their gym most of the time and all fighters take that risk and deal with it. Not like Reem's bro fighting with Hepatitis or anything.
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You've watched MMA for at least 2 years and still don't understand it's not up to WME?
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This for christ sakes. There are literally a million things that could have driven that pulse. He could have just been exercising to cut weight, or he could have been just been loosening or warming up. Shit, even if he were resting, in the middle of a weight cut his pulse could be that high just from the stress on the body.
Most people could get their pulse from 66 to 134 in less than a minute if they were so inclined. I am about as sedentary as they come these days, but my heart is a metronome and my resting heart rate is 62 bpm. Catch me at the top of a flight of stairs though and I'd probably be 160.
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Thank you for not posting the Randleman pic.
That's some ban worthy shit right there.
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I was not taking the chance lol
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How do you explain his low blood pressure while having a heart rate that is twice compared to Ferguson's?
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No more like uninformed people read a thread by a uninformed user and take it as fact.
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Losing too much fluid, not drinking enough, or a combination of the two can quickly lead to dehydration, which, when severe, can lead to heart palpitations along with dry mouth, dark urine, and muscle cramping. “Dehydration can cause changes inyour body's electrolytes and also lowers blood pressure,” Dr. Doshi says.Feb 27, 2015
http://www.health.com/heart-disease/7-weird-things-that-can-mess-with-your-heartbeat-palpitations
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Ferguson was chilling, he wasn't.
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Ferguson is twice as big so the blood is pumping at relatively the same rate.
#broscience
