@DCDeacon Hi Pete. I was wondering if you could help me out with my perk point dilemma? I attempted to rank up grim reapers sprint twice but the card didn’t rank up. I didn’t receive any new cards so I’ve now lost/wasted two perk points.
@ArabSaidSalamm@hehe123454321@RouhaniBrouhani@JohnnyFranze@adnaan1@TheNotoriousMMA So what’s your ideal world mate? Do you want to start telling people what they can and can’t say? Will you punish people for saying things you don’t like? How will you punish them? What gives you the right to decide what people can and can’t say?
@John_Kavanagh When I watched it live I was shocked at how quick you got in there to defend Conor, your one of the most intelligent and honorable coaches I have seen, and this really proved that even more.
tomorrow i'll be on @joerogan to talk about the fight and what's next. plus @LOCKloaded on to reveal some of the secrets of how fighters drop weight quickly and to talk about some interesting projects coming up.
@G27Status A proper! choice made by a proper! man. Get your self a bottle of proper! 12 Irish whiskey and celebrate! reclamation day with your fans the Proper! Way.
Unsure right now, but don’t expect many uploads this weekend outside of the podcast. Figured this is the proper choice before I completely flood your sub boxes with Fallout 76 content 😘
@fr4nken5te1n @renitarocks1@MMAjunkie What an asinine question. I’d rather not try that as a tactic as there is no benefit in doing so for myself given my circumstances..
@seananthony41 @soccernutz11 @MMAFighting There’s no better card than a McGregor card when it comes to PPV buys. Fighting on a Connor card you’ll gain more exposure and that almost always translates to more money. Exposure will net you new fans or new haters and you may get offered more deals outside of the UFC etc..