“Everything became secondary to the training. From the very start of my career it was clear to me that achievement was built on discipline. Accomplishment in sports demands the commitment of one’s entire self – morally, intellectually and spiritually. Avoid alcohol, cigarettes, live life according to a stricter diet. A slight delay in reaction time, a letdown in exact timing, a deficient punch or the famous glass jaw can cost one a career despite all the sacrifice.” –Max Schmeling from “Max Schmeling: An Autobiography” translated and edited by George Von Der Lippe.
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10 days ago ABC President Tim Shipman told @SevereMMA the ABC “does not have a position regarding this event and has no information to provide.” Today Shipman’s name is on the UFC press release announcing the ABC as regulatory advisors for the same event. This is the organization
🤯 🤯 The UFC just demonstrated in real time what the Revival Act enables: bypass the actual regulator, hire the friendly trade group, call them the “unified regulatory body,” and keep moving. And it happened on the same day the Axios piece dropped about the White House event
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