I watched many Morrison fights and i noticed one thing and it was that his mouth was getting wide open around after round 2 or 3, trying to bread deeply. So it looked like to me that he was getting gassed out way too quicky for an elite level pro boxer fighting for the title. Yet he was so talented, so determent in the ring and so powerfull with his left hook he was somehow getting away with it in most cases of course. I think his poor stamina was his biggest weakness. Some says he was on roids and if thats the case then it explains why he was getting tired so quickly, but maybe it was because of his night life or maybe both. But still he was a great fighter with an incredible charisma.
Nice video and explanation with respect to Tommy. This goes to all of us who need self correction and move from the path of self-destruction. Alcohol, drugs, porn, one night stands...more than ever around us and easy accessible. Best regards and wish young man to wake up and follow the real values in the life.💪🥊
What I believe is that it’s ok to seek for external factors not for validation but just for pleasure. I believe the importance is the place you’re searching for it. Is it coming from a place of desperation or a place where you know you’re already enough. Dominick Cruz said it best after his recent loss, it’s hard to feel regret when being in a state of gratitude. When chasing the tail as you mentioned, I think it’s easy to forget your purpose and why you’re searching for what you want. That being said I find it very important to slow down as well as you’ve also mentioned. Really believe that’s how Dustin Poirier turned the tide against Michael Chandler. Poirier was getting rocked, even on his back foot at times but he took Chandler’s best shots and picked his own shots and took advantage of the opportunities that came. To sum it up on the becoming more journey, while striking first and striking hard and constantly being on the attack is a great way to get things done and be in control, using that circular motion defense and circling around and responding to what’s going on really helps you to find your purpose and it gives striking first a deeper meaning other than just scoring a point. Basically how I describe BALANCE in a nutshell.
Every man seeks to fill a void in his life. And that void is filled by God. No other way. A relationship with your creator. It’s not “internal validation” But… feel free to do what you wanna do. Free will bro
Hey, I don’t disagree. That hole in the cup, that is a God-shaped hole. My personal belief is that you won’t find peace or a sense of internal validation without that relationship. Love it brother, amen.
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It’s so so sad , I know the feeling Tommy had , not saying I’m in anyway good looking like Tommy , but temptation is hard to overcome
I watched many Morrison fights and i noticed one thing and it was that his mouth was getting wide open around after round 2 or 3, trying to bread deeply. So it looked like to me that he was getting gassed out way too quicky for an elite level pro boxer fighting for the title. Yet he was so talented, so determent in the ring and so powerfull with his left hook he was somehow getting away with it in most cases of course. I think his poor stamina was his biggest weakness. Some says he was on roids and if thats the case then it explains why he was getting tired so quickly, but maybe it was because of his night life or maybe both. But still he was a great fighter with an incredible charisma.
Nice video and explanation with respect to Tommy. This goes to all of us who need self correction and move from the path of self-destruction.
Alcohol, drugs, porn, one night stands...more than ever around us and easy accessible. Best regards and wish young man to wake up and follow the real values in the life.💪🥊
What I believe is that it’s ok to seek for external factors not for validation but just for pleasure. I believe the importance is the place you’re searching for it. Is it coming from a place of desperation or a place where you know you’re already enough. Dominick Cruz said it best after his recent loss, it’s hard to feel regret when being in a state of gratitude. When chasing the tail as you mentioned, I think it’s easy to forget your purpose and why you’re searching for what you want. That being said I find it very important to slow down as well as you’ve also mentioned. Really believe that’s how Dustin Poirier turned the tide against Michael Chandler. Poirier was getting rocked, even on his back foot at times but he took Chandler’s best shots and picked his own shots and took advantage of the opportunities that came. To sum it up on the becoming more journey, while striking first and striking hard and constantly being on the attack is a great way to get things done and be in control, using that circular motion defense and circling around and responding to what’s going on really helps you to find your purpose and it gives striking first a deeper meaning other than just scoring a point. Basically how I describe BALANCE in a nutshell.
Love it dude. Agree, the external world is a good place for fun…. It’s just a terrible place to find a sense of self worth.
Every man seeks to fill a void in his life. And that void is filled by God. No other way. A relationship with your creator. It’s not “internal validation”
But… feel free to do what you wanna do. Free will bro
Hey, I don’t disagree. That hole in the cup, that is a God-shaped hole. My personal belief is that you won’t find peace or a sense of internal validation without that relationship. Love it brother, amen.
@@lsauthor right on man, it took me a long time to figure that out. 💪
God given talent, but lack of self discipline and in my opinion, inexperienced, yes-men management.