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Formidable.

That's great news regarding the knee recovery being so successful. To my mind, that's even better than the wins in competition. Well done.

Well done.

Stunning.

Exactly :D.

People are crazy...again :).

I would posit that at the very least, we should substitute "will give my son better opportunities" with "might give my son better opportunities". I rather doubt that in that roomful of kids, even a few ever find success that really elevates their life prospects. But again, I know I do not know.

Neither of your thoughtful posts, Kyle and Stephen, seem to address my wondering.

But do they want that life? Get much choice about being in that life? Have a chance to opt out of that life, if it turns out to not be what they want...without stigma? I'm sure I don't know. I just wonder.

Now I know that's just a collection of clips...but what I appreciated about that fighter was that he never went in for overkill, after making a decisive damaging strike. Control. I think that is not so usual in MMA.

I appreciate the knee and elbow strikes above all the rest...if I am caught out without my stick, that is my only realistic recourse for attack in self defense. I have had to use my hands, on the one occasion I dislike remembering...it was not pretty; in long acquired hindsight, I believe the...

Just one of those solid foot strikes to the center of my chest would probably incapacitate me for a week.

When I come back in my next life, I want to be Rich's son Haakon :).

Indeed.

And me running my nearly dead Windows 7 has no issue...what the eff??? :D

I feel bruised just watching :D.

Gary still astounds; my hat remains doffed, my friend. Hayden has big shoes to follow, but I bet he'll manage fine :). And Rich, your son Haakon is already a beast, by my measure :D. Great to see radically different pictures than is often painted of the youth of today.

Me too...

Oh jeez, Scott. That would put a lesser man in a wheelchair.

For true, that's the bottom line.