Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
Never mind Youngblood, at least your rationalising the defeat in a way that would make Trainer Monkey himself proud
There is a big difference between how the great TM and myself operate. Firstly, he was a team of one. So his loss fell squarely on his shoulders, and it may have been too big of a burden to carry. Hence the breakdown. Whereas I on the other hand, have a team of many.

Let's meet them, shall we?

for starters, the central figure, me...in robe to clearly define my athletic prowess, flanked by my 2 main team members. Manager and special personal negotiator/adviser.



A good manager and trainer are an important and integral part of a fighters career. Mine usually work well together.



My trainer, maybe of mexican decent, maybe phillipino. the fact is, we aren`t sure and neither is he. But he is my trainer and ready to do whatever it takes to prepare me.





Next, my manager. Having not just a waning interest in profiteering, has read and studied. learned to dress the part. Image sometimes is everything.




To function as a good team, sometimes you require a specialist to be brought in. My manager recognized this and hired a conditioning coach. Meet my conditioning coach.





And we even have a driver. Although he isn`t under contract yet, we still have him available.





So you see Bilbo? The difference?

I take great offense to you suggesting I am rationalizing MY first loss. As It wasn`t just mine. It was equally spread amongst my competent team of many. Somewhere the chain was weak, but we will go back to the drawing board. and fixed it shall be.