I disagree. I think she has no incentive to be a better person because she is being lauded for being horrible. Appreciate her skill, not who she is as a person.
Great avatar, first off.
That's exactly my point; she thought she could bully a boxer.
She doesnt, but is saying she might in 2-10 years
Agreed.
Well that's kind of my point to and, funnily enough, I guess that's why I disagree with Atlas on this. He was looking at it from the perspective of someone who understands boxing but he knows so much about boxing that it's impossible for him to look at that kind of fight without his knowledge. I don't have that "problem."
She didn't get her jaw broken.
Out of context? How about just take what she's saying in context.
What's your SN there?
Cindy O
No??
Admitting she was “really (expletive) sad” about losing to Holm, Rousey also revealed some information about the injuries she suffered during the head-kick knockout loss. While many speculated about a broken jaw, UFC president Dana White had already debunked those rumors. We knew that she had to have a split lip stitched up, but in the ESPN interview, Rousey also pointed to some lingering issues with her teeth, which are going to take several months to be back to normal.
No broke jaw but she had a nasty cut on her lip and some of her teeth were loosened up by the kick. The loose teeth are the reason she couldn't bit into an apple for 4 months.
I tore a ton of ligaments in my right ankle playing basketball my senior year of high school. I didn't break a single bone, but I was very badly bruised and swollen, in a cast for 6 months, and took another 4 months to learn to walk again. She may not have broken her jaw in the literal sense, but the difference between a broken jaw and whatever she had is razor thin.
I've had a tooth knocked loose pulling on a tree limb that was on the ground. It snapped and hit me right in mouth. Damn near knocked me out. It took a long time for it to get where the tooth wasn't moving back and forth.
your tooth was trying to branch out
