No sympathy eh? You are just REALLY tough, wow.
To be fair, he said more than that. I know you couldn't fit it all in the title of course.
He's also not wrong. It's an unfortunate part of the sport but we all tune in for the violence. How many times has a fighter been mocked for getting KO'd? Hell, we used to have huge shoop threads for that. Us fans ourselves can be pretty ruthless and insensitive when it comes to the real life trauma that fighters face.
Still, I hope that some advancements can be made on brain injury studies and people like Spencer can get help.
Really? I swear if Fisher won that fight, we woul
Really? I swear if Fisher won that fight, we would've had Sherk vs Fisher at UFC 73: Stacked. No lie. It was quite awhile ago. I remember it so well though. Hmm...
I think some of the onus of Spencers problems could be put on the training style at MFS. Back in the day at gyms like MFS, Chute Boxe, Lion's Den, and Golden Glory it was literally kill or be killed gym wars. That hard sparring meathead style of training is pretty much gone, which is obviously for the best. Sure he took damage in his actual UFC fights but I'd argue the majority of damage was done getting his head contiuously bashed in day after day over the course of 10+ years during sparring.
Guys like Robbie Lawler trained that way for years at MFS and eventually stopped sparring altogether when he left to train in Florida....pretty sure he saw the writing on the wall.
Or as Max Holloway says it, "IsIzWodIsIz".
Its true it's part of the game. Why is everyone acting so surprised now? Y'all never seen Mohammed Ali?
It is part of the gig, but it's such a new sport that there haven't been a lot of cases. Now a lot of known fighters are in their 40's and 50's and a lot of the sad health stuff will surface more.
I can think of a couple of other systems that are much worse.and this is why capitalism is the most vile system ever created.
All of us? You sure about that?