The desperation to have a half pound more muscle than your competitor is really strong. It's an advantage. People go to extremes, hell, pretty much most of them do unless they're comfortable fighting at a weight that is close to what their natural weight would be. The temptation to get an opponent physically weaker than you is pretty strong.
I'm in love with a.................. Dancer!
A lot of this is projection but it's always possible he wanted to do it himself and abandoned their advice and had cheat days, or didn't bust his ass on it. I dunno. It's hard to say. Easy to say that assuming he is what a lot of people assume he is, entitled and given a UFC shot with no record and no experience - that is what it is - not so easy to speak on his work ethic when none of us are working with him.
Yeah, but yknow. The principle still stands. He's a Diaz, which means no punches rattle him and he gigs like Ric Flair on the first touch.
Weigh-in for a fight that he won in 13 seconds.
The best in the world brutha! Woooo! As Bjorky would say.
CM Punk is not connected to wresting at all, you're probably right.
I remember my ol' pal used to cut weight in high school for wrestling. He'd be out running around the neighborhood in a hoodie with, like, trash bags wrapped around his body and crap to maximize sweating to lose water weight. It's sick.
Rest in pieces.Tow guy just came, which is 1000% faster than I was expecting. Shit was breaking off the car as he got it up on his truck, and more fell off after he drove away. Bye bye, car.
LOOK IN MY EYES
WHAT DO YOU SEE
I would say not REALLY. It's a fundamental issue with all weight class sports.
I think I remember this. They fumble a lot. I remember seeing this one live if it's the one I think it was. Live on tv, I mean.
