@bobby_s_axelrod@lthomasnews To say that the UFC hasn't produced a GOAT yet without providing a reason why and giving us at least a comparison, is kind of a cop out argument. UFC just isnt as popular as most other sports. Conor did transcent the sport, but he wasn't the best
@bobby_s_axelrod@lthomasnews There are plenty of options to choose from of who is the greatest in UFC's 30+ year history.
Jon Jones is 1A or 1B the best mixed martial artist we've seen next to Demitrius Johnson.
Conor had the cultural impact mostly because he fought Floyd. Once in a lifetime opp
God of War: Laufey director Ariel Lawrence responds to fan skepticism over the game and its female protagonist, instead of Kratos🚀
“I’m so thankful that we have people who care. And whether or not they care, they’re upset, or they think we should do something that’s different, I would rather they care.
So we’re arms open, ready to show them Faye’s journey and have them fall in love with her like we have.
I understand everybody’s reservations and hesitations and I know that it comes from a good place. They have been on that journey with Kratos as long as I have ... And it means something to them
We’re not leaving anybody behind. We’ve got plenty more Kratos coming.”
Ariel Lawrence has been working at Sony Santa Monica Studio for over 20 years, and took part in the development of many God of War games😎
Source: @GameSpot
@itchbot200@JKuccii Im not complaining that there's PVP. Do what you want. But if I don't want to, im not bringing in my good stuff when im not trying to engage. The only one that's mad is you
@lthomasnews Truthfully Luke, I think he would have won that - had he not entered boxing range. Pyfer was wearing the effects of a debilitated lead leg & then Izzy obliged him a boxing range tear up… after which, led to his undoing imo
It’s so refreshing when a player hits a homer, admires it, celebrates with his teammates and runs around the bases without showboating. A true art in today’s game.
Japan’s culture is great.
@dunnatheman @GoatStPiHair More fighters (there's like 700 on the roster) means more fights that aren't fights people really care about. Oversaturation of low cost, unranked fighters, too much politicking and inactivity in the ranks, a dead heavyweight division. It all adds up
@dunnatheman @GoatStPiHair We get some huge fights, but there are objectively more fights and fighters than there were back before the ESPN acquisition. This is what happens when maximizing shareholder value is the priority over the product. Over saturation and mishandling of the product