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It is hard to pity a guy who is throwing his life and fortune away. It's not like he had a bad break. He got virtually everything he asked for including 2 fights against two DIFFERENT P4P number 1 fighters. He came up short. He's had his cry, now he needs to man up and get his head out of his ass for his woman's sake, his kid's sake and, not least of all, his own sake.
Let's think about this. What adversity has he had in life? When a man who has had as many fortunes as he has carries on this way because of two losses I wonder at that man's courage. Oh, I will grant that he has the courage to enter the ring and slug it out with the best of them, but he seems to lack courage to live life in anything less than the brightest moments and what I believe is the answer is that he was never truly all that humble. He needs to understand that being a man is more important than being the best. To be a man he needs to accept his losses, hold his head high and carry on. The more he behaves like this the more he will have to shame him and the harder his recovery will be.
Although, the more I think on this the I believe that woman who ratted on him did more harm than good. Whether this is merely the 'rough patch' before the good things begin again remains to be seen, but for right now it seems that her blithe revelation has served to unhinge, and not ground him.
Let's think about this. What adversity has he had in life? When a man who has had as many fortunes as he has carries on this way because of two losses I wonder at that man's courage. Oh, I will grant that he has the courage to enter the ring and slug it out with the best of them, but he seems to lack courage to live life in anything less than the brightest moments and what I believe is the answer is that he was never truly all that humble. He needs to understand that being a man is more important than being the best. To be a man he needs to accept his losses, hold his head high and carry on. The more he behaves like this the more he will have to shame him and the harder his recovery will be.
Although, the more I think on this the I believe that woman who ratted on him did more harm than good. Whether this is merely the 'rough patch' before the good things begin again remains to be seen, but for right now it seems that her blithe revelation has served to unhinge, and not ground him.
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