Deric Poston

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So there's like fighters like Shaw, elite fighter, you know, top 10 heavyweight in the UFC. But then there's champions, world champions, guys who sell out arenas, pay-per-view stars like Conor. How's that guy go and be a regular person? How do you do that? You can't. Yeah. It's like, I mean, there's no coaches for that where they teach you how to reintegrate and become normal.

So there's like fighters like Shaw, elite fighter, you know, top 10 heavyweight in the UFC. But then there's champions, world champions, guys who sell out arenas, pay-per-view stars like Conor. How's that guy go and be a regular person? How do you do that? You can't. Yeah. It's like, I mean, there's no coaches for that where they teach you how to reintegrate and become normal.

So there's like fighters like Shaw, elite fighter, you know, top 10 heavyweight in the UFC. But then there's champions, world champions, guys who sell out arenas, pay-per-view stars like Conor. How's that guy go and be a regular person? How do you do that? You can't. Yeah. It's like, I mean, there's no coaches for that where they teach you how to reintegrate and become normal.

He made a lot of money with that grill. But he also came back when he was 36. Yeah, and won it again, didn't he? Yeah. He went all the way through until he was 45 and he knocked out Michael Moore, which is crazy. Like, nobody did that back then. When he came back at 36, I remember news articles about it. I remember feeling sad.

He made a lot of money with that grill. But he also came back when he was 36. Yeah, and won it again, didn't he? Yeah. He went all the way through until he was 45 and he knocked out Michael Moore, which is crazy. Like, nobody did that back then. When he came back at 36, I remember news articles about it. I remember feeling sad.

He made a lot of money with that grill. But he also came back when he was 36. Yeah, and won it again, didn't he? Yeah. He went all the way through until he was 45 and he knocked out Michael Moore, which is crazy. Like, nobody did that back then. When he came back at 36, I remember news articles about it. I remember feeling sad.

Because I knew George Foreman when I was a child like George Foreman on TV when he knocked out Joe Frazier when Ali beat him in Africa that was a famous story because Hunter S Thompson went there and he was supposed to Watch it and write a story for Rolling Stone about it But he was so sad that Ali was gonna get fucked up that he decided not to go to the fight so he stayed in his hotel and just floated around the pool and he fucked up the whole assignment and

Because I knew George Foreman when I was a child like George Foreman on TV when he knocked out Joe Frazier when Ali beat him in Africa that was a famous story because Hunter S Thompson went there and he was supposed to Watch it and write a story for Rolling Stone about it But he was so sad that Ali was gonna get fucked up that he decided not to go to the fight so he stayed in his hotel and just floated around the pool and he fucked up the whole assignment and

Because I knew George Foreman when I was a child like George Foreman on TV when he knocked out Joe Frazier when Ali beat him in Africa that was a famous story because Hunter S Thompson went there and he was supposed to Watch it and write a story for Rolling Stone about it But he was so sad that Ali was gonna get fucked up that he decided not to go to the fight so he stayed in his hotel and just floated around the pool and he fucked up the whole assignment and

And in the documentary, they say it was kind of like a pivotal moment in the downturn of his life where he kind of like fucked his life up. Really? Yeah, because he failed in his assignment. And back then, you couldn't watch the tape. We're talking about the 1970s. So after the fight's over, the fight's over. You miss the fight. You don't have a story. And so he didn't have a story.

And in the documentary, they say it was kind of like a pivotal moment in the downturn of his life where he kind of like fucked his life up. Really? Yeah, because he failed in his assignment. And back then, you couldn't watch the tape. We're talking about the 1970s. So after the fight's over, the fight's over. You miss the fight. You don't have a story. And so he didn't have a story.

And in the documentary, they say it was kind of like a pivotal moment in the downturn of his life where he kind of like fucked his life up. Really? Yeah, because he failed in his assignment. And back then, you couldn't watch the tape. We're talking about the 1970s. So after the fight's over, the fight's over. You miss the fight. You don't have a story. And so he didn't have a story.

And he went all the way to Africa and just fucked off because he was just being silly. And they're like, oh, my God, I'm a failure. I failed in my story. And it was like a downturn in his life kind of takes a dark turn after that.

And he went all the way to Africa and just fucked off because he was just being silly. And they're like, oh, my God, I'm a failure. I failed in my story. And it was like a downturn in his life kind of takes a dark turn after that.

And he went all the way to Africa and just fucked off because he was just being silly. And they're like, oh, my God, I'm a failure. I failed in my story. And it was like a downturn in his life kind of takes a dark turn after that.

Well, you got to understand, man, George Foreman was a machine. He was different. You ever seen George Foreman punch the heavy bag? No. Bro, he punched the heavy bag different than everybody. Because he winds up. Not only does he wind up and punch the heavy bag, he has it stay still. And he just hits it so hard. And it's so terrifying that that's all he has to do in a boxing match.

Well, you got to understand, man, George Foreman was a machine. He was different. You ever seen George Foreman punch the heavy bag? No. Bro, he punched the heavy bag different than everybody. Because he winds up. Not only does he wind up and punch the heavy bag, he has it stay still. And he just hits it so hard. And it's so terrifying that that's all he has to do in a boxing match.