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If I was pro athlete of any kind I would not talk about it on Twitter or Facebook, who needs the distraction or the frustration?
Listening to a couple of fighters having a cat fight on the net, isn't my idea of a productive way to use my dwindling time.
Everyday, it's a gettin shorter. Everyday, it's a gettin shorter.
The distraction? Who knows if it was even him that posted that, and either way it's funny. If I were anybody at all I'd probably take full advantage of Twitter, why not.
Oh yea. Personally I'm not into all that social network stuff but its necessary to catch up with the times.Quote:
Originally Posted by p4pking
Many modern fighters have talked their way into fights on facebook and twitter so its does help.
Exactly. I don't use much social media because nobody cares what I have to say about anything, if I had a legion of followers on Twitter, and professional rivals, I would probably troll them harder than Max Power.
Anyone think Garcia did not have his ass handed to him in front of own people? Regardless of who actually posted it the post is hilarious and true.Quote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
If ganbangers and prissy little prom girls can talk themselves into real altercations via Twitter beefs, then why can't professional athletes that get paid for altercations.