New interview of Brian Tuohy author of The Fix Is In. His latest book is Larceny Games.
Fast forward to the 11:00 mark.
Fast forward to the 11:00 mark.
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Does he mention anything about reptiles?Comment -
LOL all this shit i said before and u were posting tin foil hats. Now your hero say's something about it and u are all in
Let me help this guy out a little. the refs are a small part of it but it is some players and many coaches who do the most damage all from from the leagues orders. Pete Rose did this on his own and will never ever see the hall of fame. Now guys like Peyton or Brady (who both brought in the number for the books) will get color commentator jobs if they want. Trillion dollar business world wide and no corruption? U have to be one of the most naive asshats in the world to believe that.
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You seem to be very confused Thor. To be clear. No one on this message board believes that there is zero corruption in sports. However, no one is jumping on your wild eyed conjecture wagon either. If you do not understand the difference then so be it.LOL all this shit i said before and u were posting tin foil hats. Now your hero say's something about it and u are all in Let me help this guy out a little. the refs are a small part of it but it is some players and many coaches who do the most damage all from from the leagues orders. Pete Rose did this on his own and will never ever see the hall of fame. Now guys like Peyton or Brady (who both brought in the number for the books) will get color commentator jobs if they want. Trillion dollar business world wide and no corruption? U have to be one of the most naive asshats in the world to believe that.Comment -
Imagine if injury rehab was as efficient as drug rehab? It would be an entirely different sport.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) light heavyweight champion Jon Jones checked himself into a drug rehabilitation facility last week, following news that he tested positive for cocaine metabolites prior to his UFC 182 title defense in Las Vegas.
But it was less of a stay and more of a <strike style="-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; box-sizing: border-box;">publicity stunt</strike> layover.
In fact, "Bones" was in and out within 24 hours, according to his mother Camille, who also revealed (via Action News 12) that she was glad her son got pinched by Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), because it will help him prevent a small problem from snowballing into a much larger one.
Her words:"I'm glad that this happened to Jon, this stopped him in his tracks, this let him know that he may need to change some friends, you know, because everyone is not for you for the best. Me and my husband considered it a blessing from God that our child was able to be helped and know that he need to stop and know that he needed the assistance to stop before it came to something worse. When he tested positive, my first question was, do you have a problem, a serious problem? And then he told me what happened. Jon is usually very honest with me, so he told me what happened. I was like, good for you....good. You needed to be caught, it was just timing."Jones did not face the wrath of his parents, nor will he face any disciplinary action from NSAC.
That's because "Bones" was tested out of competition and cocaine was not on the list of prohibited substances. As such, his unanimous decision win over Daniel Cormier will stand, and Jones will now move forward to face the winner of Alexander Gustafsson vs. Anthony Johnson, who fight for the No. 1 contender spot later this month (details).
In the meantime, he'll be stopping by the AFC Championship game this weekend to watch his brothers play.Comment -
Seems like people have forgotten Jones drinking and driving incident. Looks like the kid likes to party.Comment -
Anythony Pettis is out for 9 months with complications arising from a hiatal hernia.Comment -
It was either [change his approach] or retire," Hendricks said. "That's how bad that weight cut was." Hendricks, long since conditioned to weight cutting during an amateur wrestling career which culminated in an NCAA championship, had made a habit of letting his weight go as high as 218 in between fights. But the former champ now understands his approach started working against him.
"It sucks because the last couple fights have been where it's been questionable" Hendricks said. "And it's been half my fault. I can't do that weight cut. I can't balloon up to 218 and think that [Mike] Dolce can get me down to weight. That's where I'm taking the responsibility. I'm walking around at '95, and I'm getting my muscle mass back, I'm looking to get my body weight back. ... It will also be better for me when I fight, because I'll have my power back, my steam, and you feel like you're hitting hard again. That makes me happy. It will help with my wrestling or anything."Comment -
hey douche, when you leaving?
nevermind, marty mcfly just told in a year from now you'll still be here.
sweet, in other news...
marty mcfly's sneakers are realComment -
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Sadly i don't think you can buy them with betpoints. maybe next year.hey douche, when you leaving?
nevermind, marty mcfly just told in a year from now you'll still be here.
sweet, in other news...
marty mcfly's sneakers are realComment -
Nate Diaz made $16000 for the dos Anjos fight.
They're getting thousands of betpoints a month from Brooks yet they still aren't paying their fighters? Fock the UFC, seriously.
That's legitimately disgusting.Comment -
After taxes and training camp costs, he's taking home far less than that, probably under half.
He fought for the title just two years ago, he's a perennial top five/top ten guy, and he has been fighting very high-ranked guys, dos Anjos being #3 in the world. I think that sort of payout for a guy like Diaz is criminal, especially with the number of events he has headlined, to good ratings no less.
He's certainly worth more, I don't think that can be argued against at this point. The ratings of his FOX shows alone substantiate that.Comment -
I don't, I just said you can't. You can't put a set value on any of these fighters, they are commodities but they are technically not "commodities." Corn and Oil have set prices. These fighters are worth as much as or as little as they can get and it is all based on perception.
Mir is a HW, UFC loves him, he loves the UFC, fans love him, reem/mir is a huge draw(again being HW is naturally a better draw).
UFC hates diaz bros and rightfully so, they also apparently love to hate UFC. Nate was out a year and it clearly showed. Definitely smart business move to give him a low contract.
Lesnar is going to be back in the UFC and make more than all these guys. And he deserves every penny.Comment -
Stop debating this nitwit. He will be a corporate nut huggers the rest of his life. The funny part is that he hates unions but holds a union job. He would be happy if Nate got 500 and the rest of the card got that too. The problem with putting this douchebag on ignore is he sucks others into his billionaire mentality. They quote him and guys like me read his nonsense (cause it is visible)even tho he is on ignore. "Give Nate 25 dollars but stay the hell away from my union pension and perks". I don't have anything against corporations but this clown thinks he is gonna be a billionaire someday and will carry the water bucket for any type of greddy CEO as long as they make money. No matter how they make it..Comment -
You can't argue that fighters have a set value, but you also cannot argue that fighters make what they're worth, because they're largely incapable of doing so. To make their true worth, collective bargaining is required.
To say that Diaz isn't worthy of being paid more because of his drawing power is inaccurate. He was co-main to Lesnar vs Overeem, and has headlined numerous shows, including FOX shows, with success in almost all of them, barring the Miller fight which was considerably below average.Comment
