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Frankie often cited the author of this article, Nash, as his favorite mma reporter.
What part of Colombia are you from/reside?
Understandable was just curious because my dad was born/lived there for a decade (gringo though), never been myselfi won't say EXACTLY due to privacy reasons but i will say the northern part of Colombia.
Understandable was just curious because my dad was born/lived there for a decade (gringo though), never been myself
Frankie had that super rare combination of being smart, knowledgeable, and friendly. Never came off like a know it all.
Rip Frankie.
While I have been meaning for some time to write this piece, I was also prompted to do by Frankie NYC. he was a well known commenter on Sherdog’s Forums, who would regularly email me requesting that I write something on Bellator. Sadly, Frankie passed away last April.
Article is interesting too. Bellator lost more than $100 million from 2010 to 2018, but finally appears set to turn a profit. Viewership on the decline though despite gems like Kimbo v. Dada.
https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2020/2/6/20893601/an-in-depth-look-at-bellators-finances
Rip Frankie.
Interesting name. I didn't know him very well, but he seemed like a great guy. Smart and friendly is a pretty rare combination around here. He was a big part of the community here, and a lot of people miss him.He was a very good person in real life as well.
He was a great guy. The most knowledgeable Sherbro about the PPV numbers and finances, and just a generally really cool level-headed poster.I wasn't here when he was around, but Frankie sounds like one of the good Sherbros. RIP.
Wish I got a chance to stumble across his posts. Sounds like a good dude.
Interesting name. I didn't know him very well, but he seemed like a great guy. Smart and friendly is a pretty rare combination around here. He was a big part of the community here, and a lot of people miss him.
I remember John Nash giving credit to Frankie on Twitter.
Solid dude. RIP