@dc_mma You’re my favorite fighter of all time! Thank you for being such a tremendous example to my 14 year old son. We love watching you coach on TUF!
@DuvalMagic I just wanna say you’re my favorite leader/game designer/CEO of any franchise super accessible always giving away shift codes. I just think you’re the bees, knees, brother.
@Borderlands hey just wanna let you guys know there’s a bug where the guns graphics aren’t displaying. They’re all blank. Makes it weird when you’re trying to equip it. Just wanted to let you guys know love the game thanks.
Brace yourselves Commander fans; a storm is coming, and it’s full of DRAGONS!
@TolarianCollege & @AliasVEDH soar into battle for an epic clash of clans using the new cards from #MTGTarkir. Don't miss this fiery game of big wings and even bigger swings: https://t.co/7eF6ixtbtI
Brace yourselves Commander fans; a storm is coming, and it’s full of DRAGONS!
@TolarianCollege & @AliasVEDH soar into battle for an epic clash of clans using the new cards from #MTGTarkir. Don't miss this fiery game of big wings and even bigger swings: https://t.co/7eF6ixtbtI
Thanks for keeping me going on days where I want to give up… I think this will be better off without me… if you ever in Ohio hit me up steaks on me and we’ll get a good old-fashioned game of commander together! God bless
Posty! I know you have 7 million followers, so I doubt you live even read this. But I’ve been going through a rough time divorce my father‘s dying and my son is suicidal. I am an MTG player pushing 50 and I want you to know, I can feel the love and positivity that you radiate.
The last photo of Muhammad Ali, 2016
Born Cassius Clay, Ali is considered the most important athlete of the 20th century by many professionals and critics.
Known as "The Greatest," Ali would use boxing as his platform to advocate for civil rights and humanitarian issues and as a form of self-expression.
Despite being considered the best boxer of all time, Ali dealt with racism and discrimination his entire life. Here is a story about Ali that shows his dedication to his beliefs:
Ali had won a gold medal at the 1960 Olympics boxing tournament at just 18 years old.
He returned to his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, where he was referred to with slurs by local newspapers.
Proud of his accomplishments, Ali went out one night to celebrate his victory while wearing his gold medal.
Upon entering a diner, Ali was refused service.
Enraged that the waitress would only recognize him for the color of his skin and not his character, Ali threw his medal into the Ohio River off a bridge. He did this as he felt that no matter what he achieved, he would never be judged for his character but for his physical features.
Ali had an incredible career, with 56 wins (37 knockouts) and 5 losses. Towards the end of his career, Ali showed signs of Parkinson's disease, which caused him to retire.
Ali was known for his unique boxing style, which consisted of movements such as the "Ali shuffle," which gave the impression that he was dancing.
He was not credited as a heavy hitter, but he was known for his dodging and agile abilities, which allowed him to dodge attacks to tire out his opponents, allowing Ali to be more aggressive.
Ali would go on to inspire millions of people around the world with his poetic commentary, wishful thinking, and generous attitude.
Photographer: Zenon Texeira
Whether you want to say it’s dirty or just football is up to you, but Minkah Fitzpatrick undoubtedly dives at Nick Chubb’s knee here.
Fitzpatrick’s decision (and the injury itself) look even worse from the other angle ESPN isn’t showing.
Minkah Fitzpatrick dove directly into Nick Chubb’s knee when his leg was planted. Absolutely fucking disgusting.
One of the best players and PEOPLE in the NFL is going to have their entire season taken from them because of a dirty/malicious hit. Unbelievably gross.