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Lad, please stop, you are making me miss Pride again. Nothing will ever come close to that fucking freak show, it was amazing.
🔗 Crossover 8/27/2022 Andy Warski vs. Salt Papi - Ethan Ralph bitched out of the fight blaming Jim and a-logs, "Salt Papi" enters the ring at the O2 Arena in London
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1. Warski only got up because he used the ropes
2. Warski's legs were stiff when he was standing up
3. If you pay attention you can see Warski wobble back after the count it's clear he was out on his feet
4. The referee could tell he didin't know how to fight
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Was his trainer Jason 'hemingway' Blaha, ex black ops mercenary?
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Thats classified intel you fuckin' pog.
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Does Salt Papi know how to use OBS? Just wondering.
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Being a Kino Casino Enjoyer, I noticed something was strange by the drunk stream. Andy was so proud of his beginner gains, and so excited to show off his body, but by the drunk stream it was clear that he wasn't as fit as he thought he was. A few months back, I gave martial arts another go (kickboxing) and went 3 times a week for 2 hours, it was the only exercise I got and I lost a ton of weight in a month. Andy by the drunk stream looked chubbier than I did after months and months of so called training. He might chalk it up to the bulking, but it should be a clear sign that he wasn't working as hard as he could have.
What was surprising about the fight was indeed the stiffness and fear of his opponent (Andy was giving up space the whole 15 seconds). He did other things as well I am sure people more qualified than myself can point out, but the stiffness and movement away from Saltpapi really stood out to me. It makes me wonder if he did any actual sparring at all, especially against better trained opponents to loosen him up psychologically. From what I saw I would guess he mostly did bag work and taking light punches to the torso to build up his endurance. What he needed to do was work way more on his form, spar against peers or his superiors, and plan for bulking up naturally (instead of the last minute McDonalds binge) to increase both his strength and weight through a proper diet plan and weight lifting on top of his martial arts routine.
I agree with what many people are saying here and Andy and/or his trainer slacked off big time. If Andy really wants to pursue this path he needs to ditch his current trainer and find someone competent with the money he received and by next year, he might actually be deserving of his spot on the roster (still not a guranteed win but he'd at least last longer than round 1).
What was surprising about the fight was indeed the stiffness and fear of his opponent (Andy was giving up space the whole 15 seconds). He did other things as well I am sure people more qualified than myself can point out, but the stiffness and movement away from Saltpapi really stood out to me. It makes me wonder if he did any actual sparring at all, especially against better trained opponents to loosen him up psychologically. From what I saw I would guess he mostly did bag work and taking light punches to the torso to build up his endurance. What he needed to do was work way more on his form, spar against peers or his superiors, and plan for bulking up naturally (instead of the last minute McDonalds binge) to increase both his strength and weight through a proper diet plan and weight lifting on top of his martial arts routine.
I agree with what many people are saying here and Andy and/or his trainer slacked off big time. If Andy really wants to pursue this path he needs to ditch his current trainer and find someone competent with the money he received and by next year, he might actually be deserving of his spot on the roster (still not a guranteed win but he'd at least last longer than round 1).
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Honestly, it shouldn't have been stopped. He did seem fine. If the boxer wants to get hammer, then it's his choice, or he has a team to throw the towel for him. He probably wouldn't have made it past the first, but the fight stoppage was BS.
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Retard take. If you let amateur boxers have their brains splattered across the ring, there will be no more amateur boxing.
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If Andy Warski only took 29 seconds for him to get knocked out in a boxing match, I can only imagine how long it would be for Nick Fuentes to get knocked out in a real fighting match.
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Shit, Nick has so many physical problems he wouldn't get knocked out, he'd just flat-out die.
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But now Warski will say "oh I got surprised by a quick hit, but was fine and the ref stopped it, I totally didn't get destroyed and could have won". And the point of amateur boxing is seeing brains splattered.
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He's literally not though. his twitter video he was pretty honest with himself, imo. Some was cope, sure, but he seemed to be honest about it.
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You get that gains high for 6 weeks and then it becomes hard not to slack off and go back to old bad habits. It also gets hard when you have others around you not into the exercise as they either want their buddy back and encourage the pissing it up and partying, or they're salty cunts who you shouldn't have as friends who resent that you're actually getting gains so will try to undermine your motivation through snark or passive aggressive comments. The 6 weeks will trip you up, but if you're able to stick it out- you can get back on track but you don't get the initial highs you do. Hopefully Andy learns from it, and keeps up the effort. He probably shouldn't step in a ring ever again but if he keeps up the good habits good on him.
Also, as good as you feel, probably shouldn't talk about your gains. You feel great but it gets annoying as fuck for other people.
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I watched the fight, I heard the crowd and my conclusions are drawn on it.
Andy got bailed out.
The Cope:
-Had to gain 30 lbs to hit the weight class, he would be a middleweight tops fighting a guy who was prior to the fight a heavyweight
-The guy he fought had the most fight experience to everyone on the card
-Andy could have been fucked up worse if Salt Papi dragged the fight out so he could pummel him before the knockout we got no broken Andy faces where his eyes are nailed shut
-Andy had No fight experience, this was his first fight
The Reality:
-He lost in 29 seconds
-Salt Papi had not received any effective punches landed against him
-Andy pretended he had a chance at winning
-The only way Andy could have won was a stage light falling from the ceiling landing on his opponent
At the end of the day people who hate Andy lost because he did not even get fucked up he lost too fast for that to happen which was expected and the people who thought Andy had a chance lost in 15 seconds. Ralph should have fought Andy it would have been a real fight, Ralph bitched out and we got this pathetic excuse of a fight. Everyone should be at least annoyed by the outcome there is no pictures of Andy's face being surgically reconstructed.
Andy got bailed out.
The Cope:
-Had to gain 30 lbs to hit the weight class, he would be a middleweight tops fighting a guy who was prior to the fight a heavyweight
-The guy he fought had the most fight experience to everyone on the card
-Andy could have been fucked up worse if Salt Papi dragged the fight out so he could pummel him before the knockout we got no broken Andy faces where his eyes are nailed shut
-Andy had No fight experience, this was his first fight
The Reality:
-He lost in 29 seconds
-Salt Papi had not received any effective punches landed against him
-Andy pretended he had a chance at winning
-The only way Andy could have won was a stage light falling from the ceiling landing on his opponent
At the end of the day people who hate Andy lost because he did not even get fucked up he lost too fast for that to happen which was expected and the people who thought Andy had a chance lost in 15 seconds. Ralph should have fought Andy it would have been a real fight, Ralph bitched out and we got this pathetic excuse of a fight. Everyone should be at least annoyed by the outcome there is no pictures of Andy's face being surgically reconstructed.
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You do realize celebrity's use roids right?
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HIS PALMS ARE SWEATY
KNEES WEAK, ARMS ARE HEAVY
HE DRANK HIS PROTEIN SHAKE ALREADY
SIX THOUSAND CALORIES
HE'S NERVOUS
BUT ON THE SURFACE HE LOOKS CALM AND READY
TO BEE-BOMB
BUT HE KEEPS ON FORGETTING
TO KEEP HIS HEAD DOWN
THE WHOLE CROWD GOES SO LOUD
HE OPENS HIS MOUTH
CAUSE HE'S JUST SO COKED OUT
HE'S FAINTIN' NOW
CROWD'S CELEBRATIN' NOW
THE REF CALLS IT!
FELTED!
OVER, POW!
SNAP BACK TO REALITY
KNEES WEAK, ARMS ARE HEAVY
HE DRANK HIS PROTEIN SHAKE ALREADY
SIX THOUSAND CALORIES
HE'S NERVOUS
BUT ON THE SURFACE HE LOOKS CALM AND READY
TO BEE-BOMB
BUT HE KEEPS ON FORGETTING
TO KEEP HIS HEAD DOWN
THE WHOLE CROWD GOES SO LOUD
HE OPENS HIS MOUTH
CAUSE HE'S JUST SO COKED OUT
HE'S FAINTIN' NOW
CROWD'S CELEBRATIN' NOW
THE REF CALLS IT!
FELTED!
OVER, POW!
SNAP BACK TO REALITY
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He obviously did not train well enough. I think you are spot on in saying that he did not have enough sparring. There are some other factors though.
I coach a combat sport and I've honestly been kinda suprised at how well these youtuber fights are going. Stuff like Andy's match is much more in the realm of what I would expect as normal. Taking people from a training environment to a real match is always difficult, many people think they would do well, but the truth is that even if you are well practiced but have not had a live match then you don't really know how you are gonna respond. Most people freeze up or go totally blank their first time. In addition having a match in an arena setting, televised, etc... all adds to it. I've seen newer but experienced athletes break mentally once the pressure of a big arena match hits. I chalk up the fact that there is even something resembling a boxing match going on with a lot of these social media people to great coaching.
Which bring us to Andy, clearly he did not have the coaching. Some pople have a gift and can still hack it, but let's face it Andy's kind of a dumb ass, and definitly not a fighter. He has not historically shown an ability to stay cool under adverse circumstances. (Stay BACK!!!) And without a excellent coach to get him multiple matches beforehand and at least make a shot at desensitizing him, then what happened there is gonna be the result every time. He is stiff, not doing anything right, and clearly overwhelmed by the whole situation.
Chris Mclean
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>5"10 for both of them.
The boys in London most use the same meassuring tapes as Ralph does. Every brige in Mephis must be canopeners like the 11foot8 bridge.
The funniest part about that is that Tardskis training talk is that it fooled nobody. You can't do 4-5-6 hours in the gym. It just imposible I would say 2 max and then you are just gassed. But Tardski went on and on for months about how he was upping his tranning each week and how how much conditioning and sparing he was doing.
Then there was just the farsical stuff about the chicks he was pulling and how he was taking on dudes that were 250 pounds and 6 foot 3 or how he was eating 6k calories.
I would be suprised if Warski was even putting in more then an hour weekly and drinking 6k calories in beer.
God i fucking hate Failure and Geek. Two fucking snakes that never provide anything of value and just like the cookroaches they are they come out when a litle bit of clout is on the line.
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Hey now, Blaha was inner city, he's serious business, and will give you as good a training as Dillman.