Of course. Red shirt guy did what he was supposed to do once the sanctioned match was over and a street fight broke out. And yes, fights turn into brawls with multiple people precisely because of this.

I’m getting dizzy reading that. So...if you are working a work and it turns into a shoot, it’s still a work? I guess I can see that.

I know it wasn’t Khabib; it was one of his cornermen attempting to scale the cage to join the fray outside (where Khabib had jump-kicked Dillon Danis). McGregor swiped at him. When you and your friends are in a fight against another group of people, you swing on whoever is in range.

MMA experts on here: does McGregor stand any real chance of upsetting Khabib in a rematch? What adjustments would he have to make?

He’s a fighter. Khabib and his crew were attacking/attempting to attack his friend and trainer, so Conor threw on the closest guy to him attempting to scale the cage and join the fray. That’s what you do.

I’d say it was more of a worked shoot. McGregor is pretty obviously working when he says and does most things. Khabib’s reaction and post-fight attack appeared like a shoot to me.

Yeah, I read something about it just over a year ago (had to initially look it up myself). I think it’s as much a criticism of modern technology and social media and all that shit as it is Trump & Co.’s efforts to obfuscate and twist the truth. They have been almost single-minded in their efforts to delegitimize the…

The Overton Window has successfully been moved/expanded. This is what Trump and the alt-right have accomplished.

What is the official count of people who have left (either been removed or resigned) the Trump administration in under 2 years? I actually kept a list initially, but it’s literally got to be in the hundreds now, no?

Damn. Wish I could watch stuff like this now, but I don’t suppose it’s on TV anywhere outside of Orlando.

I remember him as part of the Tennessee Stud Stable with Jimmy Golden back in the day. Had a run in Cornette’s Smoky Mountain Wrestling for a minute.

Thanks for the suggestions—-throwing them on my list now.

Oh, man, this is good stuff. I used to buy any and all pro wrestling magazines I could get my hands on growing up in the ’80s. Every newsstand or bookstore or wherever. I even had subscriptions to several magazines.

Spot-fuckin’-on.

No, you’re right. As a former fan, my last go round was when McCloughn was GM and McVay was first tight ends coach, then promoted to offensive coordinator. I thought there was hope for the first time in a long time that we finally had competent management and coaching staff in alignment. Then Snyder ran McCloughn out…

How the fuck does Washington let McVay leave that organization instead of promoting him? Unbelievable.

This is awesome, and on point:

Thanks for the breakdown. That’s basically what it comes down to for me, as well: Spence’s size and strength I think will end up being too much. I really do love watching both guys ply their trade, though.

Fair enough. But it’s not like Fury has a lot of tread worn off his tires. He took time off to booze and party and get fat. He appears to be somewhat in shape now and I’m betting he’s got at least one more good fight left in him. Deontay won’t be able to work his jab against Fury, whose head is always offline and…

Hm. I’m all over the place, and pretty open to all kinds of horror. I’m down to watch the ironic good/bad ’80s era slasher schlock like Friday the 13th, Halloween, etc., but also I like thriller stuff, supernatural stuff, and anything else.