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War Loon is exploring his feminine side. Snitching to mods... trying to get other members into beefs... Crying to the mods at the slightest perceived slight... Here is War Loon appearing to get the warriors into a scuffle
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I haven't discussed smw at all. All I'll say is this - if he could somehow drop to smw (almost impossible), I'm sure he would dominate. There isn't a lot of talent at lhw (I've posted that 2-3x in this same thread), so you've only got 2 legit A level guys right? Beterbiev & Zurdo. We got to see those fights.
Charlo & Andrade are 2 classes below and GGG =---> he's been at 160 his whole life, Bivol has been 2 classes up. Not sure why you're bringing up guys from 2 weight classes below. Bivol been a lhw long before the pro's too so it's not like he's moving up, he's a natural lhw.
He could always move to cw he feels like he's done everything he can do at lhw. Some really good fights there and to be honest, when a fighter stews in the same division his whole career, you got to lower their all time rating. This is an era where becoming a true atg is you have to move out of your comfort zone, you HAVE to move up! Guys like Calzaghe are pretty over-rated because they never took the plunge. I like Joe, but he never really tested himself.Comment
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With regard to a full video, fair enough. I wanted to do that but am coming up with a way to (1) make the time and (2) not doxx myself. We'll see. Actually, with regard to Salido, Loma almost stopped him, had Salido on his hands and knees at the end there. And he did this with more than 72 blows to the gonads. Salido was using his nut sack like a speed bag.
As to a labrum tear, I've had several orthoscopic surgeries. I had my knees done too. It was a surgery that others said they were up and back running a week later. So of course I thought this was going to be a piece of cake and I'd be back working out within two weeks tops. But no. I was in a wheelchair for a month and a half. It took me six months before I could walk fast and almost a year before I could run again. But apparently these other guys were up and running in a week, so ... the point being is that people's experiences vary.
Second of all, it was not a "labrum tear." It was worse than that.
Here:“It turns out he had badly bruised the rotator cuff and chipped a piece of cartilage, which we didn’t realize at the time. But we knew he’d badly bruised the rotator cuff and badly bruised the bone where the rotator cuff attaches to the shoulder. That was roughly six weeks before the fight and we got him to where he was comfortable enough to train. He said he was able to train OK, but it continued to cause him pain during the fight." (Yahoo Sports.com)
I also chipped my elbow when I used to skate, and I couldn't turn my elbow. I did a hand plant and came in too fast and bad angle. It was just a chip, but it was over the top in terms of pain when I would move my elbow. Just a bone chip. Right? Still prevented me from doing much of anything with that arm.
And I'm not lying. My right shoulder is messed up. Even now it still constantly pops, and I struggle with certain movements without it getting sore. Also, there are various way you can suffer tears. The labrum can tear a few different ways: 1) completely off the bone, 2) within or along the edge of the labrum, or 3) where the bicep tendon attaches. Just saying ...
By the way, what Loma had is called a Bankart Tear, which occurs almost invariably from a dislocated shoulder. Some people experience little pain and some experience a lot of pain. If you look at people talking about this particular injury, you'll see one guy say he had hardly any pain but only when he use certain movements and was more worried about the injury getting worse. And then you had another guy who was in significant pain and was all about having surgery just to stop the pain.
So we can't assume what someone else is experiencing.Comment
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