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Saw "The fight that changed history" shared on my Facebook a week or so ago. It was a good watch, I enjoyed it. Cheers for the great effort.
Hahaha... I guess I'm into that Celine Dion ish. What music do you like?
Saw "The fight that changed history" shared on my Facebook a week or so ago. It was a good watch, I enjoyed it. Cheers for the great effort.
I like Celine Dion dance remixes, damn.
It should also be noted that fighting through a broken jaw is pretty crazy. Very few people are that kind of tough.
The only other thing I can think of that's comparable is when Sakmongkol dislocated his should like 3 - 4 times while fighting Ubeda yet still managed to win by breaking Ubeda's arm with a kick. I could be wrong about this but I think that was a king's birthday event, huge audience event of thais vs. farang and throwing in the towel with your whole country watching and their honor on the line probably just wasn't even an option for Sak. But then again, if you watch his fight with Jongsanon you know he's tough as nails and doesn't quit anyway.
I have seen both Roufus bros fight in person. Rick is still very popular in north america, he gets a huge pop from the crowd. He actually didn't do too badly in the K-1 north america bracket, a few years back, even though he was past his prime. Duke I saw lose to Marvin Eastman. I remember talking to him about it here, when he more actively posted on sherdog. He looked good in that fight until marvin broke one of Duke's ribs.
I used to have chronic shoulder dislocations myself before I had surgery to fix it. I could see someone maybe popping their shoulder in and continuing after one time. I used to do it and continue training sometimes...before it finally go too severe for that. But 3 or 4 times? Oh hell no.
Great thread
Awesome thread thanks for this.
Just had to say, watched 90% of your videos on youtube. Love them all, keep them coming.
The benny one you just uploaded is great, love how its 50% history lesson, 50% technical breakdown.