Boxing, Muay Thai, and BJJ are EXTREMELY mentally challenging
To the casual bystander watching a fight or a boxing match, it just looks like a brawl. "Yeah, I could do that, you think." But, once you ever start training in that realm, your worldview changes on the sport.
Who doesn't love a good hour and a half of pajama play murder?
To the casual bystander it looks a lot like gay sex.
Real
why do you think it's called BJJ
The Jake Paul fight was such a letdown.
Internet dipshit getting his shit destroyed by an Olympian was pretty great idk what you're talking about
it wasn't that at all, it was just him running in a circle. Once he did get clocked that was great, but should have either happened much earlier, or just been a better beat down overall.
Pacman vs Mayweather back in the day was one of the biggest letdowns in my life.
oh yeah that was terrible too
Can't speak on bjj because it's homo, but the gyms are great places to meet people and make friends. Not only are the sports incredibly challenging physically, but they strengthen your mentality too. It is difficult to explain, but when I really started really getting into it, my confidence and clarity was on a new level. It touched every other realm of my life as well. Unfortunately I had to retire due to injuries (not directly from fighting), but I had a brief undefeated pro muay thai career. It was the best time of my life, training 6-8 hours a day.
The BJJ gym I attended was not homo - they made female vs male rolling mandatory. There were not a lot of chicks, so some dudes had to wait.
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