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Ken during the Fujita fight... Heart attack symptoms.I don't think I've ever heard about a sportsman recovering his SPORTS career after a stroke...correct me if I'm wrong pls
Ken during the Fujita fight... Heart attack symptoms.I don't think I've ever heard about a sportsman recovering his SPORTS career after a stroke...correct me if I'm wrong pls
Holloway does not weigh 180 a week before fighting at 145. I can guarantee that. Just because he was out of shape and not dieting for a short notice fight he took at 155, does not mean he cuts 35lbs the week of the fight to make 145. There is no way he would have enough time to make it snd still fight as well as he does without getting tired.Just to put in some context. Holloway is reported to weight around 180lbs about a week before fight-night. Meaning he's doing a 180-145 weight cut. That's 35lbs, which is 19.5% cut. A weight drop of 8-9% due to dehydration is considered "severe" and is correlated with such wonderful 'side-effects' as cyanosis, delayed capillary refill, hypotension, and coma.
I would assume it's ENTIRELY plausible that a weight cut if nearly 1/5th of your own body weight could cause, if only indirectly, having a stroke.
The fix to shit like this is simple, make it so weight-ins can be no more than 6 hours prior to the start of the fight. No time to re-hydrate = no severe weight cutting.
OMG it can speak! :O
I don't think I've ever heard about a sportsman recovering his SPORTS career after a stroke...correct me if I'm wrong pls
Ken during the Fujita fight... Heart attack symptoms.
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/547210/Former-athlete-James-Cho-back-after-strokeI don't think I've ever heard about a sportsman recovering his SPORTS career after a stroke...correct me if I'm wrong pls
Dehydration, you moron.
Mini strokes aren't near as severe. I've actually had one and I have not had any symptoms/problems since that day.
Yes, over 65's bike racing. Not a young guy in his prime but still miraculous none the less.Not clear from the article. Has he returned to the competition?
I dislike many fighters, some of them rather strongly, but I never wished for any of them to not be able to compete due to health problems.I’ve never been a huge Max fan, but I realised when hearing about his potential early retirement how much of a fuckin tragedy it would be for him and for the fans. One of the best fighters I’ve ever seen. No one does what he did to Aldo
Yes, over 65's bike racing. Not a young guy in his prime but still miraculous none the less.
Do you have any other words in your vocabulary? I mean, the word is long and impressive, but still...
What's up? Lonely? Cheeto prices skyrocket? Need to talk about some deep shit? PM me man, and lets your feels flow. Just promise that you won't talk about medical science again (I hate seeing you get hurt).
I don't think so...people recover from strokes all the time...and I'm talking bad ones...his, if anything was minor and brought on by his weight cut...cause normal men his age simply do not have strokes...not men in his physical shape...he will need time to recover, but he will...I don't know if we will see him back at 145 though...that is doubtful.
he should go for it if thats his goal.