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Whoops my badDude i agree with you 100 percent i was talking shit to the guy who used the term "white boy". Geez lol.
Whoops my badDude i agree with you 100 percent i was talking shit to the guy who used the term "white boy". Geez lol.
It's ok..this is sherdog...Where likes to message ratios matter.Sorry
Tomorrow nobody will remember you or I made this comment. Dont worry about it.
Its cool. Its just sherdog. I dont dislike you as a poster and i dont think anyone would because of that.
No problem bro.Whoops my bad
third worlders have a tougher mind at first, but they are also much more vulnerable to become complacent once they get a taste of the good life, which is pretty much what happened with Ngannou. That doesn't really happen to first wolders because they're used to the lifestyle.
Holy shit, Sherdog really is the bottom of the intellectual barrell.
Says the Fedor fanboy from new yaawk. Gotta love the irony.
what a load of shitUpbringing, doesn't have that much to do with toughness
We all heard Rogan, commentators, and society in general, claim that a person raised in third world conditions like in Africa, Russian Mountains(Khabib), etc will be way tougher, specifically mentally tougher than some person born in Los Angeles/New York/San Francisco or any other first world City/country.
However Ngannou disproves this theory...He was raised in harsher conditions than most first worlders, yet he feared getting beat by Lewis that he just froze up....He showed way more fear than most first worlders.
Alright? First of all, you do know their is degrees of third worldness, right? Implying that Francis Ngannou drank from puddles, is bullshit and some will even say racist.Imagine being so pampered, privileged, and sheltered in your life you compare a 25 minute athletic competition where you get paid hundreds of thousands to spending your childhood like this:
Lol Americans.
Which is why I asked a question, which questioned Rogans/Society claims that Im sure are 100% anecdotal or just some theory that makes sense in their mind.one anecdotal example does not allow us to generalize across the entire population...that's basic science/stats