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Jalin Turner opens up about the struggles he faced after his KO win over Bobby Green: "I got a lot of strife from the finish with [Bobby Green]. The community was like, why didn't you stop... I'm a good guy, so that wasn't my intent to continue to hurt... show more

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KZ1 year ago

Fuck Zionism and fuck this guy

YaaBoiTroy1 year ago

Then he was definitely in the wrong sport if that was his mentality. But I think he doesn’t want to admit that he stopped hitting Moicano cause he wanted to have a cool looking one shot KO for the $300k bonus for UFC 300

NextBigThing1 year ago

Shiiit I know this bish ain’t trying to say that he lost against Moicano bc he didn’t want to hurt him anymore????

Jacob Tedla1 year ago

You can tell a lot of casual fans haven't fought before. You hear this argument a lot in gyms where guys feel bad for knocking out their opponent - it doesn't feel good.

Estadio Deportes1 year ago

¡NO HAY RIVAL PARA EL CANELO! 😲 El ‘Canelo’ sigue sin tener rival, ni fecha para su próxima pelea. ¿por qué se canceló la pelea contra Crawford? Te lo decimos. 👇 #Box #Boxing #Canelo #Crawford

trop de poissons 🇨🇦1 year ago

I get it. Couldn't handle hurting people anymore

S1 year ago

Seems like a very solid guy and everyone should always prioritize their mental health, wishing Jalin the absolute best

Fredo1 year ago

He’s a real one for being able to admit all that. He’s gonna get a lot of shit for it but not everything is meant to be understood by everyone right away.

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Jeremy Werner

328,828 views • 1 year ago

Bobby Kotick wanted Phil Spencer to become his successor at Activision “I hired Phil to come run one of our businesses. [...] He called me up, and he said they just offered me the head of Xbox, and I said, 'Dude, like, take it. 'You know what? I want you here, and I would love to have you here, but like, that's your dream job, and so go do it, but so like I was ready to hire him to come probably be my successor, and so that was an easy part of, like, doing this deal too, was like, I knew the guy, like, the guy, and I thought he'd be a good steward, really good steward for the business for the future.” via: Kleiner Perkins

Bobby Kotick wanted Phil Spencer to become his successor at Activision “I hired Phil to come run one of our businesses. [...] He called me up, and he said they just offered me the head of Xbox, and I said, 'Dude, like, take it. 'You know what? I want you here, and I would love to have you here, but like, that's your dream job, and so go do it, but so like I was ready to hire him to come probably be my successor, and so that was an easy part of, like, doing this deal too, was like, I knew the guy, like, the guy, and I thought he'd be a good steward, really good steward for the business for the future.” via: Kleiner Perkins

Idle Sloth

99,476 views • 5 days ago

Joel Embiid: "I've dealt with a lot of stuff over my career. I don't complain, I just want to give as much as I can...I know a lot of people might have takes of that I might be lazy or whatever, but every single time I'm on the floor I want to play as hard as possible. I just want to play basketball whether I'm good physically or mentally. I just want to enjoy this moment, just being part of a basketball team that's trying to accomplish something. I didn't want to go home and think about it all summer of what could have been if I was healthy going into the playoffs"

Joel Embiid: "I've dealt with a lot of stuff over my career. I don't complain, I just want to give as much as I can...I know a lot of people might have takes of that I might be lazy or whatever, but every single time I'm on the floor I want to play as hard as possible. I just want to play basketball whether I'm good physically or mentally. I just want to enjoy this moment, just being part of a basketball team that's trying to accomplish something. I didn't want to go home and think about it all summer of what could have been if I was healthy going into the playoffs"

Oh No He Didn't

504,659 views • 2 months ago