Muy interesante comentario de Fred Ettish
Publicado: 08 Jul 2005 12:26
http://www.mma.tv/TUF/index.cfm?ac=...ID=625210&FID=1
"It looked like it would hurt to fight Orlando, even if you won. The man had no body fat. He was just blood, muscle, bone, and sinew. I think he was the only one there that was smaller than me, but he was all there.
What's it like being a part of MMA history? Well, if I had won UFC 2, went on to be a multi - time champion, opened a big school in Southern Cali or somewhere else nice, sold lots of instructional videos/CDs, been in demand on the seminar circuit, and after retiring from active fighting working as a commentator or somewhere else in this great sport, it would have been very cool.
On the other hand, if you are a part of history because you were one of the first to get your ass kicked really badly, had hair and a moustache that wasn't in style, then just faded into obscurity except for when people made fun of you or made some dumb - assed website mocking you, and were relegated to being just another passionate fan, it isn't all that. Even if I had put on a decent show commensurate with my abilities while losing it wouldn't have been so bad.
But all things happen for a reason and life goes on. I still love this sport and respect the hell out of everyone who participates in it and lays it on the line.
Respectfully:
Fred "
"It looked like it would hurt to fight Orlando, even if you won. The man had no body fat. He was just blood, muscle, bone, and sinew. I think he was the only one there that was smaller than me, but he was all there.
What's it like being a part of MMA history? Well, if I had won UFC 2, went on to be a multi - time champion, opened a big school in Southern Cali or somewhere else nice, sold lots of instructional videos/CDs, been in demand on the seminar circuit, and after retiring from active fighting working as a commentator or somewhere else in this great sport, it would have been very cool.
On the other hand, if you are a part of history because you were one of the first to get your ass kicked really badly, had hair and a moustache that wasn't in style, then just faded into obscurity except for when people made fun of you or made some dumb - assed website mocking you, and were relegated to being just another passionate fan, it isn't all that. Even if I had put on a decent show commensurate with my abilities while losing it wouldn't have been so bad.
But all things happen for a reason and life goes on. I still love this sport and respect the hell out of everyone who participates in it and lays it on the line.
Respectfully:
Fred "