@Lefty2A@Jayphillypa215@jackalter That wasn’t Taylor’s fault. He’s a warrior and didn’t know how to fight to just maintain a lead, he always came for blood. That was Richard Steeles fault, in a sport with a lot of bad ref calls, that is one of the worst. Taylor was never the same again.
@markandthetrack I think this could be applied to sports in general. The common man is being priced out of everything. Something has got to give because it’s getting out of control.
@lthomasnews Khabib didn’t even have him in a submission and he tapped. He tapped to pain, which is why Khabib snapped and did his patented eagle kick off the top rope. Conor isn’t even the best FW ever. I guess you have to be delusional to be a fighter though, so I get it.
@mstanton1975 I wanted my son to share my passion, and he did for a couple years. I always took him to Travers weekend. Then NY Thunder broke down right in front of us and he hasn’t shown any interest since. It definitely traumatized him and I felt horrible.
@BrunelliSports@MattWallace888 You have no clue as to what you’re talking about. Horses legs are not like humans and very often a broken leg is a fatal injury.
@Count_Truculent@BronzeAgeBBW Wasn’t a hot dose. He had quit for a bit so he had no tolerance, then he took his usual heroic dose and his body wasn’t prepared to deal with it.
@DeagleMMA@Sourceofboxing He should stay retired. Very few people get out of this dangerous sport unscathed. I’d rather see fighters go this route than keep fighting way past their prime like Roy Jones or Evander Holyfield. He should be applauded, not criticized.