The Corona virus and the Next big fight I want to see.

What's up motherfuckers! Hope everyone is doing well in quarantine and staying healthy and having a good time. I know me and my friends are. Seriously though guys I'm loving the positivity I've been seeing from people lately, it's great. Shit alot of you are nicer than before, kind of funny. Anyways, as you know, alot of things have shutdown. And the fitness industry is certainly taking a fall right now. And professional sports and all sports in general. Gyms are closed, we can't go out much, blah blah. My favorite athletes that I follow on IG aren't posting about today's training routine, instead they're posting today's handwashing routine. I'm literally serious. Anyways I believe we will make it through this, it's a small setback in our lives. 

Anyways back to sports. The next big fight I want to see when this shit clears up is... can you guess?    It's Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury. And yes I saw some article today talking about it so that made me want to talk about it, but everyone already fucking knew that is the next big fight. 

And yes I was disappointed with the Wilder vs Fury 2. But hey Wilder didnt step his game up and got his ass kicked and Fury certainly deserved the belts for that fight. So I'm glad to see the better fighter get the win and no bad judging or that bullshit.

Ok so with AJ vs Fury we have all 4 world title belts on the line. And Anthony Joshua can actually box well, when he's in shape at least. Shit I was amazed when Ruiz knocked his ass out, but AJ just looked horrible. And then I thought Ruiz was gonna win the second fight and AJ came back in shape, so I dont know, sometimes these guys just dont train hard enough. And that's where I'm almost always impressed by the lower weight classes because they always train harder, usually.

So now we have AJ at 6'6" 237lbs vs Fury at 6'9" 250-275lbs. I dont think AJ ever fought anyone bigger than himself as far as I know. So this fight could literally be crazy. And remember AJ beat Vladimir Klitscho after Vladimir's 8 year reign holding all 4 world heavyweight championship belts. That's fucking crazy. And btw AJ and Klitscho were pretty much the exact same height, same weight. So the AJ and Fury is really going to be something different. 

" Different roads sometimes lead to the same castle." -George R. R. Martin

" Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see." -Mark Twain

If you want my opinion on what's going on right now... let's just take it one day at a time people.

" Don't let one cloud obliterate the whole sky." - Anais Nin

" Keep your gaze upon the light and you cannot possibly see any darkness. When you are looking toward the light, shadows fall behind you." - Myrtle Fillmore

"Let us be grateful to people who make us happy. They are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom." - Marcel Proust

Don't allow the world to make you stupid, let it make you smarter.

"Learn from yesterday, Live for today, Hope for tomorrow" - Albert Einstein

Biceps today.

62 year old man planks for 8hrs.

And I thought 5 minutes was strong..

Link:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/02/25/planking-guinness-record/?outputType=amp

We all miss you already man.

Fury vs. Wilder post fight analysis

Now this fight ended in the 7th round with Deontay Wilder's corner throwing in the towel. Fury had been chasing Wilder around the ring since the start of the fight connecting good punches while barely getting hit himself. Wilder took a lot of strong punches too soon and by the 4th round was already stumbling around unable to regain full balance. Although Wilder caught Fury with a few good hard punches, he was still out boxed the whole fight. Through the 5th, 6th, and 7th round Fury literally beat the crap out of Wilder to the point where there was no way Deontay was going to comeback during the fight. I think his corner probably did the right thing stopping the fight at the time they did. Wilder was taking too many hard shots and was unable to punch back with anything much.

Well I was wrong about that one for sure.

My predictions for the Tyson Fury vs. Wilder rematch.

On Saturday the rematch is happening with these two. Now I'm gonna admit I was disappointed with the last fight outcome and the judging, I'm sure everyone was. 

    So, the last fight I bet on fury to win and I'm not even a fury fan. It was mostly just that I was believing he was going to make a come back from his drug problem or whatever the fuck was going on, I dont think any of us know the full story. But still, bad judging with the whole thing. I dont know how the judging wasn't better, but I also dont know how the fight wasn't alot better on one side of either. Honestly I saw good reasons for a win on both sides, so maybe the draw made sense. I'm not going to analyze the whole fight again.

This time I'm picking Wilder to win, hopefully by a good knockout and an obvious victory. I know that he has enough skill and the power, and I am more of a fan of him than Fury. And I do get annoyed by bad judging with any fight, but at the same time i get annoyed by the best of the weight class fighters that dont make the win obvious. And especially with rematches. They should have been training harder and doing at least something  different.

Like for example, this last AJ and Ruiz rematch, I mean obviously AJ came back in shape and took Ruiz out. AJ knew he fucked up and underestimated Ruiz for the first fight, so he obviously had to change something. Btw I didnt think there was bad judging on either of those two fights.

Life can only prepare you for so many things, so you have to prepare yourself for life.

If you knew that you would be dead in 2 days...

Pick 2 people(other than your parents) that you would want to spend tomorrow with.

And ask yourself why you chose those two people.

Change SOME things in your training and your diet, a little at a time. It's not all going to happen overnight people, it can't and it won't.