Katy Collins (1987-2019)

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So your argument is, you disagree, stupid? Stay in school loser.

Okay, Doctor of Neurology, whatever you say. I'll be checking Sherdog closely for the dozens of MMA fighters, boxers, kickboxers and muay thai fighters who will surely be keeling over dead from sudden aneurysms bursting any day now due to all the head trauma they take.

 

[Saku'sEar]

what the fuck do you even mean by that LOL

this is tony ferguson levels of insanity

Lol says more of you then it does about me.













Btw u have your gofundmepage ready for when you die?!

 

[r-harper-1]

RIP .... nice looking lady

 

[SandaKicker]

It's more than likely that MMA contributed to it....even if it was something else, getting smashed in the head for sport, can't be good. Blood ballooning in the brain, my grandpa died from it. He had an extremely high temper and ate a lot of rich, delicious food. Stress was also bad for him, so imagine if he took up MMA to get hit in the head....it'll make it much worse.

RIP

You can say MMA benefited her health in other ways, weight control, cardiovascular exercise which is good for arterial heatlh. She might not have been the healthiest person in the world but I'd guess she was of roughly equal health to the average person who is at least a bit overweight.

I don't think getting hit in her head was good for health. But then from what I've seen she wasn't some shit hot prospect who has been training since they were 8 years old. Bernard Hopkins has been boxing for 40 years and he still seems perfectly fine, he's due to fight Roy Jones Jr. soon. I seriously doubt the level of head trauma she sustained in her MMA career and training is anywhere close to an elite level boxer.

In any case RIP.

 

[ralek4grammy]

Basic social skills...

Somebody died, give me money!!

What does your post have to do, punctually, with my remark toward the individual I was conversing with? The context was that he did a "no no"; I didn't address anyone else's behavior, which you seem to introduce, as a new variable, in your remark.

By addressing his lack of social etiquette, I didn't, in any way, express my stance towards any other individual's deeds.

Critical thinking backed-up by reading comprehension is a wonderful skill to possess.

 

[98bird]

Okay, Doctor of Neurology, whatever you say. I'll be checking Sherdog closely for the dozens of MMA fighters, boxers, kickboxers and muay thai fighters who will surely be keeling over dead from sudden aneurysms bursting any day now due to all the head trauma they take.

If what I posted was too difficult to understand, maybe you should go get your mommy to help you read it, hon.

 

[98bird]

You can say MMA benefited her health in other ways, weight control, cardiovascular exercise which is good for arterial heatlh. She might not have been the healthiest person in the world but I'd guess she was of roughly equal health to the average person who is at least a bit overweight.

I don't think getting hit in her head was good for health. But then from what I've seen she wasn't some shit hot prospect who has been training since they were 8 years old. Bernard Hopkins has been boxing for 40 years and he still seems perfectly fine, he's due to fight Roy Jones Jr. soon. I seriously doubt the level of head trauma she sustained in her MMA career and training is anywhere close to an elite level boxer.

In any case RIP.

I've been training, fighting and now teaching for a very long time. If you really want to stay healthy, then you eat right and train moderately doing boring ass, cardio shit and some strength, at a fitness gym. While doing a sport that involves getting a lot of head trauma (as well as body trauma), then that's going way overboard for the health incentives that you pointed out while risking a shitload of other problems. Just about every BJJ brown belt and up that I know, who've competed at least 10x, have had knee surgery, .....some more than once + back problems, etc. And this is just BJJ only, not even close to full MMA yet. The brain was not designed to take head trauma for sport. That's why over time, it programs itself to shut down faster. It also programs itself to enjoy getting hit in the head, so you know it's bad for you but you still want to keep doing it to get that high.

Hopkins, Foreman, etc....sure, there are people that can handle it. But that's their passion in life and there are huge incentives for them in doing so. I'm pretty sure that I'm going to pay the price in my 70's from getting my head cracked for sport & still doing it.... and I'm getting paid nothing. But it's still not healthy.

Now I'm only entertaining what you're saying b/c you're not a little bitch like the other guy.....so that's why I'm clarifying, which was....I never said that MMA (nor other combat sports) is a guarantee to give you brain aneurysm and/or kill you. I didn't even say that this Fighter (RIP), died b/c of MMA.....just that getting banged up in the head often as a full time profession, certainly didn't help and probably contributed to it. That was all I was saying.

 

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I've been training, fighting and now teaching for a very long time. If you really want to stay healthy, then you eat right and train moderately doing boring ass, cardio shit and some strength, at a fitness gym. While doing a sport that involves getting a lot of head trauma (as well as body trauma), then that's going way overboard for the health incentives that you pointed out while risking a shitload of other problems. Just about every BJJ brown belt and up that I know, who've competed at least 10x, have had knee surgery, .....some more than once + back problems, etc. And this is just BJJ only, not even close to full MMA yet. The brain was not designed to take head trauma for sport. That's why over time, it programs itself to shut down faster. It also programs itself to enjoy getting hit in the head, so you know it's bad for you but you still want to keep doing it to get that high.

Hopkins, Foreman, etc....sure, there are people that can handle it. But that's their passion in life and there are huge incentives for them in doing so. I'm pretty sure that I'm going to pay the price in my 70's from getting my head cracked for sport & still doing it.... and I'm getting paid nothing. But it's still not healthy.

Now I'm only entertaining what you're saying b/c you're not a little bitch like the other guy.....so that's why I'm clarifying, which was....I never said that MMA (nor other combat sports) is a guarantee to give you brain aneurysm and/or kill you. I didn't even say that this Fighter (RIP), died b/c of MMA.....just that getting banged up in the head often as a full time profession, certainly didn't help and probably contributed to it. That was all I was saying.

All that you were saying is still wrong. You have no clue whether head trauma probably contributed to someone specific dying from a brain aneurysm and it's absolutely irresponsible to say so, especially if you are not a doctor who examined her post-mortem. Just admit you have no idea what you are talking about so you look slightly less stupid than you already do.