... that has happened in his athletic career.
Pete Sampras lost in the 92 US Open finals, up until that loss, he admitted he didn't have a problem finishing at 2nd place, but then he realized no one remembers a 2nd place finisher. The rest is history......
He shouldn't have fought a guy with that much experience. I'm sure he'll continue to get better. He still has a boatload of potential.
Ed Okin -Exactlyforumnewb - ... that has happened in his athletic career.
Pete Sampras lost in the 92 US Open finals, up until that loss, he admitted he didn't have a problem finishing at 2nd place, but then he realized no one remembers a 2nd place finisher. The rest is history......
You are comparing a kid who has accomplished absolutely nothing as a professional to one of the greatest tennis players in the history of the game. That's just daft.
First thing he needs to do is drop a weightclass or two. He's too small for LW.
da Vinci 81 - First thing he needs to do is drop a weightclass or two. He's too small for LW.
ya if he wrestled at 143 with same day weigh-ins
Should be fighting at 135 optimally with a day of rehydration. definintely not more than 145. he was fighting a guy that is realistically 2 weight classes above him, and enough experience to know that.