True but if a weight-cut is that hard for you, you should just lose weight earlier in camp, or just try to bulk up and move up. It is the way it is.
He lost because he is not experienced enough & was thrust into a position to try & be a "star" for the company. No one fights a 10th Planet vet & doesn't know they are a problem off their back, that's fodder for saying he wasn't ready for the spotlight. After popping all that shit, then you lose in a bowing position to the man you talked it to lol.
A lot of fighters don't seem to understand the concept of diminishing returns either. They're crippling themselves to make weight and aren't able to hold themselves up to even use it. Frankie and Fedor took advantage of speed and cardio, and both were known for their durability at the primes of their careers.
Sounds really good for you
That last hour that I had to cut that extra pound, I don’t even know how I got it off. I don’t know where I was. Your mind just doesn’t want to work when you’re in those kind of states. . .
Like I said, I don’t even remember much. I don’t really know. I was kind of out of it and I just left it up to my coaches and they got the job done.
Once I actually made the weight, as soon as I sat down I was more exhausted than I - I don’t think I’ve ever really felt like that in my life. I was carrying the stress of the whole event too so it was a lot.
https://www.mmafighting.com/2017/10...know-how-i-got-it-off-i-dont-know-where-i-was
