In the past couple of months, I’ve seen a huge push by some big accounts to step into the ring.
On paper, this sounds all cool and easy, of course, but these guys have multiple issues.
One of them is obviously that none of them made the walk.
But another one is that they don’t love fighting.
They’re not fit to be fighters. Mentally, they are too weak.
And that is why I told you they don’t love fighting.
They only love the idea of what might happen if they win.
They think about a Rocky-type fight.
Get knocked down, get back up, and get the victory.
After that, they expect people to look up to them, get tons of money, and all the women, of course.
They wouldn’t do it out of love for the sport.
They’d think about doing it for the benefits it could potentially have.
They are weak individuals wanting to be perceived as strong.
Hence, they are drawn to fighting. The ultimate macho sport.
Well, I hate to break it to you, but you will never make that walk if those are your motives.
Nor will you ever be good at it if you actually find the courage to do it.
The only reason to step into the ring should be because you want to do it.
Any other reason that involves something external isn’t a good one.
People who have reasons like that should stay far away from combat sports.
They’re only going to get hurt IF they actually make it to the ring, but for the majority, it’ll remain a dream forever.
A dream of fighting and a dream of being perceived as strong
Dreams, however, end when you wake up.
And most of these guys are in for a rude awakening when they have to wake up.
Hence, they never want to stop dreaming.
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Until next time.
Alex
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