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Most fighters are delusional, but imo they have every right to be.
They say weed is harmless, you just have to look at people like Diaz to realise its not true.
No the two 'real' losses Nick always refers to, are Jeremy Jackson and KJ Noons. His argument against the others is that he doesn't count decisions where he didn't really get beat up more than the other guy, but just lost an arbitrary points game.
I think his argument is that steroid users are cheaters and thus don't count and his only two "real" losses of note are to GSP (often accused of PEDs) and Anderson (caught with PEDs) which, although I certainly don't personally agree with it, is at least a cogent argument to make.
I think his argument is that steroid users are cheaters and thus don't count and his only two "real" losses of note are to GSP (often accused of PEDs) and Anderson (caught with PEDs) which, although I certainly don't personally agree with it, is at least a cogent argument to make.
It's stupid because Diaz himself has tested positive for PEDs on multiple occasions but accused GSP who has always been clean. He's an overrated hypocrite
MarijuanaWhich PEDS did Diaz test for?
HahahahaThat's the thing about Diaz. He makes these honest comments that often sound dumb on the surface but suggest an intelligent opinion and deep level of understanding underneath.
Here he is intentionally bringing up the duality that the idea of making any money, let alone the huge sums he has received, from fighting of all things is more lucky and incredible than he could have ever imagined. However, over the years he has come to realize that the act itself of fighting is so dangerous and degrading and requires such sacrifice from its participants that even this entirely unexpected level of success is not worth what he has to put himself through in order to keep doing it in a full time capacity.
You just don't get that kind of meaningful introspection from most fighters, but unfortunately it gets lost under his inability to express himself.
Marijuana is a performance enhancing drug(1):
Cannabis is considered to be in violation of all three main disqualifying criteria. It violates the first (performance enhancement) because of its ability to decrease anxiety and fear, and potentially to improve some types of oxygenation and concentration. It violates the second (health risk) because it can result in, among other things, "decreased cognitive performance" and "pulmonary toxicity." It violates the third (spirit of sport) because of the drug's widespread illegality and conflicts with the "role model of athletes in modern society," along with "negative reactions by the public, sponsors, and the media."
Diaz wouldn't be doing it if it didn't help him. He's addicted and using it to obtain an unfair advantage, while accusing others of PED abuse. He's a delusional hypocrite.
hahahahahahaha
He was stumbling around after slowly getting up.Hell even in that 1st Noons fight Nick was starting to turn it around and win that round. And he looked busted up but was obviously good to keep going. If the doc hadn't stopped that, I say Nick would've won it.
He was stumbling around after slowly getting up.
Noons was landing better shots as the fight went on.