Errol Spence says he was very sore after the fight, and that’s when he knew it was time to hang up the gloves 🗣️
“Man after the fight I was sore. I don’t remember 12 rounds feeling like that… that’s how I knew it’s time to hang them up 🥊”
Via (@JaiMcAllisterx)
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 53 YEARS, THE KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS 🏆
New York defeats San Antonio 4-1 in the NBA Finals, capturing their third championship in franchise history!
🧐 En un combate de boxeo pocas cosas suceden por casualidad, y Casimero tenía más que practicado cómo entrarle por dentro al zurdo (Nery) para crujirle con el gancho de izquierda
>"Your rebellion is at an end, Saigō!"
>"You may defeat me now… but the samurai spirit shall live on through Tom Cruise…"
>"Who is Tom Cruise?"
>"You’ll see…"
“So the process didn’t go the way Philly fans hoped.
But, like I said earlier, it didn’t die when Hinkie was replaced. It didn’t die when Fultz lost his shot. It didn’t die when Butler, Simmons, or Harden left town…
It lives on, wearing the number ‘21’ and playing in the Wells Fargo Center. It plays through contorted faces and torn meniscuses. It leaves everything it has on the court, every time.
Maybe its knees aren’t what they once were. Maybe it can no longer play back to backs. Maybe it won’t qualify for MVP or accolades. Maybe it’s only got a season or two of peak play left, if that.
Or…maybe not.
After all, that’s exactly why we ‘Trust the Process’, right?”
@BoxingShrew I know it's at a different weight and all but HANEY of all people dropped Prograis while coming up in weight, something Benn couldn't do even though Prograis was the one going up this time 😭
As I’ve frequently said, the United States doesn’t lose wars, it loses the public.
If war was conducted like WW2, then the United States would have achieved all of its goals in literally every single war it has fought since WW2.
Oh, the Chinese keep pushing across the border to aid the North Koreans? Firebomb every inch of North Korea. The NVA is crossing the border? Firebomb Hanoi to the ground. Afghanistan constantly harassing US troops? Raze the entire countryside.
Empires are forged in the fire of maximum brutality and violence, not in beautiful palaces with signed accords between sides. Though I understand why the United States didn’t go this route:
1. It wanted to be seen as a moral empire.
2. It wanted to be a global hegemon, not just a Western one
Still, one or two nations should’ve been made an example of what happens when you dare to oppose the power of the West