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It doesn’t matter how you get a lot of money. The challenge is holding onto it. That money is not going to sustain his family for generations.
It could if he was smart.
It doesn’t matter how you get a lot of money. The challenge is holding onto it. That money is not going to sustain his family for generations.
that + Mendes got caught roiding shortly afterwards
Mendes came in looking shredded in sure he was in decent shape and hadn't just spent 3 months on the sofa.
As I have already pointed it out in the other thread - there are levels to a "blown" ACL and partial tears do not always require a surgery.If he had a "blown ACL" why did he not have surgery afterwards but instead fight the biggest fight of his career (to that point) just five months later? You can't just naturally fix a "blown ACL" and resume like nothing happened.
*saw
Did you actually read the Khabib thread though?So let me get this straight. You made a thread saying Khabib is over-rated. Now this one for Conor, and you still claim to be unbiased?
How?
Well. Chad beat him handily if it wasn’t for his empty gas tank. That was pretty obvious, eh?Having no camp affects his cardio in the later rounds, it doesn't affect his lifelong wrestling ability in the first round, ability which Conor didn't/couldn't train against.
Well. Chad beat him handily if it wasn’t for his empty gas tank. That was pretty obvious, eh?
If he had a "blown ACL" why did he not have surgery afterwards but instead fight the biggest fight of his career (to that point) just five months later? You can't just naturally fix a "blown ACL" and resume like nothing happened.
Well, feel free to actually watch the documentary for context.That's my problem with it too. Blown ASL which most people can't even walk properly with and unable to train wrestling or kicks.
Yet got cleared to fight by a DR. Despite an apparently documented blown ACL (sounds like a potential malpractice suit) and his movement during the fight was completely unaffected and he focused on a kick heavy attack. Then after the fight no medical attention was needed and he signed for his next fight within a few weeks and headed right back into a training camp.
This right here is a miracle. Nobody ever heals an ACL naturally unless they do absolutely nothing no matter how tough you are. If your knee joint is no longer connected properly and just kind of flopping around you can barely walk let alone compete at a high level while throwing kicks and scrambling during grappling exchanges without surgery and a lengthy recovery. It just doesn't happen.
Well, feel free to actually watch the documentary for context.
I think the word was that he had regenekine done. Something similar to what Kobe did.I will.
From a medical standpoint though its absurd, feel free too look up ACL tear for context.
I think the word was that he had regenekine done. Something similar to what Kobe did.
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It's a good documentary and OP gives his honest take on it.
But some haters are just completely blinded by salt.