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Foreman Hoooooooooooooooooooooooooook!:rasta

 

Can quadruple coffees causes chest pains, or is the ghost of Jack Dempsey heart-punching Kally? :think

 

That was solved a while back. Carry on. :thumbsup

 

it has at least a short lived effect of raising blood pressure . However coffee is healthy , but caffeine poisoning is a known option . I really don't think that 4 coffees 1 time can cause it , but maybe 4 coffees a time , 3 times a day , 7 days a week , 50 weeks a year (supposing u had a break) could still cause it .
But d raise in BP and i guess pulse as well does not need huge amounts of caffeine , only large 1s .

 

Mosley & Wright retiring r good things , Williams paralyzis and Tapia dying r bad

 

Definitely Mosley retiring is a good thing.....Wright too tbh....

 

Thanks for the info, it's just I use 4 heaped teaspoons of instant coffee when i'm tired in the morning...

Tastes like **** regardless of the brand, until you add a ton of milk.

Indeed. :-(

The unfortunate Williams paralysis made me think about if Tyson's spinal cord had been severed when he tried to commit suicide crashing his motorbike in '88.

 

really ? so Tyson was severely injured in 1988 ? if he was i might start buying in2 d Tyson wasn't prime in 1990 myself . And Tyson tried 2 commit suicide ? let alone that early ? Y ? I never knew about it .

 

Tyson fought most of his career with a broken back. Fact.

 

I've heard it was a sports car or motorbike, not sure which.

Mike crashed it into a tree & was unconscious in a coma in hospital for 3 days.

I never said he was severely injured though, I said "what if?" :think

As for the upset, Tyson was nowhere near his best from a Physical perspective (Visible lethargy & listlessness from being starved & dehydrated to drop from 248lbs to 220lbs in 14 days with Crash Dieting, & didn't re-hydrate his body after the weigh-in), Mental perspective (surrounded by incompetent wannabe-gangsta yes-men in his team) or Technical perspective (No elusive Headmovent, forgot how to intelligently block & parry punches (see Tucker fight), absence of combination-punching (probably because he totally stopped training with number's system developed by Cus), & just loading up with an average of 17 telegraphed headhunting punches per round which were often lead-rights... where in God's name was his bodypunching barrages?!), it's irrefutable.

 

Kally, you are such a Heavyweight nutter and elitist just like Hook and Caelum. Where's the love for the Little Giants? :bart

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:deal

 

Is that a good documentary? :think

By the way, I do like a lot of lower weight guys (Froch, Money, Huck, Khan, Eubank jr., Kid Galahad, Marquez, Gamboa etc) & i'm really upset about what happened to the extremely exciting Williams, just I have a serious Heavyweight obsession too. I like to see big guys throwing big punches.

By the way, awesome video to remember the career of Paul The Punisher:

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Eh, it's basically all of their short In This Corner profiles jumbled together into a continuously running piece. Robinson and Duran should've been doubly extended in their time slots. Nobody asking you to love midgets. Think 135-160. The punches are meaningful in this range. The talent and skill: ****ing Immense. :good

I'm only ****in with you btw. Of course, Tyson is my first one and only true love.