Any chance, based on the trailer that that Mark Kerr movie is about 7 outta 10?

Also just a dumb thing to say, like he clearly doesn't know enough about what he is talking about to have that viewpoint and there is nothing to compare his nonsense to.

At this point why not just return to the NHB days and make eye pokes legal? Would the sport and fighting strategy change that much?

Nick Diaz famously once subtly suggested that all fighters are on steroids. Assuming that isn't true, how many do you think actually are? How could fighters who don't take steroids or PEDs possibly step into the cage knowing their opponent is likely enhanced and they will be at a clear disadvantage?

It is also weird because I read it one a different journalists website and it is pretty straight forward and short. Like they already quoted half of it why not just release it and let people read it?

Gave up 40 points last week, defense is solid against bad teams. Chagers have the weakest schedule in the league, one of those classic playoff team with no real chance vibes.

I think the cable news nature of this story also allows for that. Like the fact that this guys death got coverage in the first is only because he was disgustingly wealthy. It isn't even about protecting people from future attack, it's about showing off our ability to put on a big show finding him.

What are the standards for a fight to be an exhibition v. professional? If boxing gloves are standardized and so are the round length, how can Texas actually swing what happened last week as being a professional bout? Is it meaningful in anyway that Tysons last real fight is a Loss to Paul?