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Jones wasted three years of his prime to bulk to HW.
The most intimidating fighter othercthsn Fedor "maybe" . Fought once a year as champion, didn't fight much more before, retired with 3 years of prime skills left in tank.meh, his short career gives critics less space to poke holes at
Ralek Gracie made really corny rap music. Wasted his natural talent.
Thanks man you toothats awesome....whatta time to be alive, i guess this what people mean when they say that "dad lore" goes crazy...have a good rest of your week
Conor wasting his prime
The ones that scream at me are Alex emelianeko, dude was fedor but bigger. legit had goat potential but chose to pursue the art of being human filth...
BJ Penn is another one, don't get me wrong, he achieved a fuck ton but I feel like he got cucked out of that GSP first fight which would have maybe catalyzed him to remain more motivated and not just fight for the quick buck.
Cain Velasquez, Nick Diaz, and Tony...All of them were held back from different variables but nonetheless none of them were able to reach the heights of mma that they were capable of.
Tj GrantThe ones that scream at me are Alex emelianeko, dude was fedor but bigger. legit had goat potential but chose to pursue the art of being human filth...
BJ Penn is another one, don't get me wrong, he achieved a fuck ton but I feel like he got cucked out of that GSP first fight which would have maybe catalyzed him to remain more motivated and not just fight for the quick buck.
Cain Velasquez, Nick Diaz, and Tony...All of them were held back from different variables but nonetheless none of them were able to reach the heights of mma that they were capable of.
Here's a wild one. I think Herschel Walker would have been a great MMA fighter if he started a little earlier.Mark Kerr I would say is up there. Total wrecking machine but got addicted to opiates and had a steep decline.
didn't know he retired.Gregor Gillespie comes to mind. I loved watching him fight. He recently retired. He just never really seemingly cared about MMA all that much -- good for him though; now he can focus on fishing and stuff.
unlike, say khabib, you can tell from conor drunkposting on instagram/twitter that he is deeply insecure about his legacy and his extended leave wasn't planned or desiredHe's being smart, imo. He's already the richest MMA fighter ever. He got in and got out. Why risk more brain damage and ruin his long-term health and viability when he's already got more than enough money to have an amazing life for the rest of his life? It's the same thing with Mayweather, imo. Stop fighting for heck's sake!!! There's nothing to be gained practically ($750M -> $780M) and a LOT to be lost (your whole life and existence as you knew it).
He had a pain killer addiction too didn’t he?Karo Parisyan may have been more successful if he quit smoking.
Yeah a bad oneHe had a pain killer addiction too didn’t he?