SO SAD! 😞 Mississippi Man Cedric Garrett 40, goes live on fb after he unalived 🔫 his wife Val-Tricia Garrett, known by many as Ms Val 53. He then drove around with her body in the car… pulled up to his mother’s place of work and unalived 🔫 himself.
Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda were left CONFUSED when Jaybay Animal started TWEAKING out of nowhere in the middle of their interview and randomly WALKED OUT 😭💀
Conor McGregor just went OFF on Max Holloway and is demanding a trilogy fight with him for his final UFC appearance 😳
"The guy didnt engage once. He's the one that called for the stoppage... I'd have done him on the one leg.
Holloway might be a jackass, something might happen. But a fighter that fights me, put some respect on my name.
If you're not a world champion fighter, don't even utter my f*cking name. If you've done f*ck all but got a few likes, go f*ck yourself."
Yo everyone... I'm back on X 👊
I'm in camp.. training hard and preparing for the comeback!
George Foreman..Bernard Hopkins.. these are the greats that inspire me but my training and optimisation is next level
I'm looking to create a masterpiece... follow the journey!
I MAY HAVE RHABDOMYOLYSIS…
And I genuinely cannot believe how this story is unfolding.
This past weekend, just days before my bodybuilding competition, I experienced two of the most intense binge eating episodes of my life.
I thought I’d completely sabotaged myself. I blamed the swelling in my face and the changes in my body on what I’d eaten.
But here’s what we didn’t realize at first.
My coach Chris Elkins pointed out that my face actually started swelling Thursday night and got worse Friday morning, BEFORE the binges.
After going to the hospital, doctors raised the possibility of RHABDOMYOLYSIS, or rhabdo.
It’s a potentially serious condition where damaged muscle tissue breaks down and releases substances into the bloodstream that can harm the kidneys. Extreme physical exertion can be one cause.
After months of intense training, cardio, and bodybuilding prep, we’re taking that possibility seriously. I’m undergoing further testing, and nothing is confirmed yet.
But I keep asking myself: what if my body was already struggling in ways I didn’t understand?
I don’t know if the binge eating and what was happening medically were connected. I won’t pretend to have answers the doctors haven’t given me.
What I do know is that this entire experience led me to seek medical attention. And I’m grateful it did.
A few days ago, I thought I’d ruined months of hard work. Today, I’m grateful to be getting checked and learning more about what’s going on.
I don’t know if everything happens for a reason. But I can choose to find meaning in what happened.
Maybe this experience is teaching me something bigger than how to make it to a bodybuilding stage: that becoming your best also means recognizing when you need to listen to your body.
We’re still waiting for answers. I’m grateful for Chris, for everyone who’s supported me, and for the chance to understand what’s happening instead of just blaming myself.
I’ll keep you updated as we learn more.
And I’ll let you know if I’m stepping on stage this Saturday.
Thank you for being part of this journey. ❤️
I work for WWE but watch a lot of wrestling worldwide. This goes for all wrestlers in all companies. I have worked in Wrestling for 42 years. An observation. We are portraying trained pro fighters with instincts ( even comedy bouts). If you don’t win you would make less money in the story we’re telling. Every TV bout , if there’s a pin, the cameras focus in. Please pin and kick out like your life and career depend on it. In story, it does. I’ve also been a part of knowing most talent since the 2000’s in many companies. As time goes by younger talent copy their favourite of film. I recently watch AJ Styles v Amazing Red from the early 2000’s. I see how many people copied them. What I saw was every pin was aggressively applied and shoulders covered and stacked. Every kick out they kicked out like their life depended on it. Something has been lost in the last 20 + years. Let’s not insult the intelligence of our audience who are giving us their precious time. In a fight scene in a movie ( which is what wrestling is) we know the punches don’t really hit but if we saw that we would eventually stop watching it. Your audience and fans deserve better. If you can’t be uncomfortable for a few seconds being stacked up in a pin, maybe this isn’t for you.
I work for WWE but watch a lot of wrestling worldwide. This goes for all wrestlers in all companies. I have worked in Wrestling for 42 years. An observation. We are portraying trained pro fighters with instincts ( even comedy bouts). If you don’t win you would make less money in the story we’re telling. Every TV bout , if there’s a pin, the cameras focus in. Please pin and kick out like your life and career depend on it. In story, it does. I’ve also been a part of knowing most talent since the 2000’s in many companies. As time goes by younger talent copy their favourite of film. I recently watch AJ Styles v Amazing Red from the early 2000’s. I see how many people copied them. What I saw was every pin was aggressively applied and shoulders covered and stacked. Every kick out they kicked out like their life depended on it. Something has been lost in the last 20 + years. Let’s not insult the intelligence of our audience who are giving us their precious time. In a fight scene in a movie ( which is what wrestling is) we know the punches don’t really hit but if we saw that we would eventually stop watching it. Your audience and fans deserve better. If you can’t be uncomfortable for a few seconds being stacked up in a pin, maybe this isn’t for you.