All fighters who are in their mid thirties and still on the top level, are very suspect.
Hell back in the 80's, any fighter who hit 30 was considered to be at or slightly past prime. By mid 30's, you could stick a fork in a majority of them.
Now, We got fighters lasting way longer. Their downslide is much slower and linear. We no longer see the old saying "Getting Old Overnight" situation and fighters are staying at the top of their game way past the normal expiration date. Why you ask? It is not evolution of the human body. It is the evolution of synthetic hormones.
Training now compared to back then is basically the same, and nutrition has not changed much either.
Hell back in the 80's, any fighter who hit 30 was considered to be at or slightly past prime. By mid 30's, you could stick a fork in a majority of them.
Now, We got fighters lasting way longer. Their downslide is much slower and linear. We no longer see the old saying "Getting Old Overnight" situation and fighters are staying at the top of their game way past the normal expiration date. Why you ask? It is not evolution of the human body. It is the evolution of synthetic hormones.
Training now compared to back then is basically the same, and nutrition has not changed much either.
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