Volkanovski vs. Aldo || Breakdown • Film Study • Highlights
*EDIT Re-Release (((never forget USSLiberty68)))
I have only received odd numbers of dislikes on a few videos, and I wonder if I was too intricate, or someone paid, because my Australian numbers are up suddenly, and I didn't mean to keep any continent from my work. If I messed up with New Zealand vs. Australia at some point, forgive me. In America we are mostly ignorant to the difference between the two, nor any possible bad blood. I thought it was like a Canada thing. I think no less of Firas Zahabi nor Georges St. Pierre because they're from Canada and I think G was raised Christian, and Firas Muslim. AKA I'm not aware about that intricacy, and if I messed up and mixed up, I apologize, it just doesn't matter to me.
There is no, nor will there ever be bias here unlesss someone did something I find morally gross. That narrows it down to very few, ever. As far as I know anyway. So I'm going to make this public, and say F it to the algorithm for appearing unfair. El FIN*
Upon watching the recent fight between Alexander The Great Volkanovski and Jose Aldo in Brazil, I realized a few things, or maybe a few possibilities. One thing, was that some crowds are just horrific for television purposes. Like bad or biased commentary, they can sway public opinion and perception of what they are watching. Brazil is very nationalistic, a word that has taken on new meaning amidst the fascist PC language police in my country, but I don't think it is within itself a bad thing. Pride in country is to be expected.
What ruffled me a tad was booing a striking chess match with the King of Rio. Brazilian fans tend to not only be good at "their sports" but obviously understanding of them as well.
SO.......with the many times I've mentioned chess, and my love of Wu-Tang, I decided to break down some intricate moments that were missed amidst the prior mentioned, a few by commentary as well.
'The Mystery of Chessboxing'
Chess boxing, or chessboxing, is a hybrid that combines two traditional zero-sum competitions: chess, a cerebral board game, and boxing, a very physical combat sport. The competitors fight in alternating rounds of chess and boxing.
Music: Ninja Checkmate aka The Mystery Of Chess Boxing (1979) Intro • Ninja Checkmate aka The Mystery Of Chess B...
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J-Marin - The Greatest | ♫ Copyright Free Music • J-Marin - The Greatest | ♫ Copyright Free ...
Satara - King [No Copyright] • Satara - King [No Copyright]
Moldavite - I Need You [No Copyright] • Moldavite - I Need You [No Copyright]
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