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I guess one of the biggest misconceptions would be how much money they make. In reality, only a very small % of fighters make a living wage, especially compared to the very high costs that can be required. They will often have part time or even full time jobs. Even low-down on the pole UFC Fighters do not make much. They often depend on the bonuses given for good fights and the sales of their own branded Stitch the customer is not always right sometimes the customer is a twat shirt to get by. Another, from the outside one might be that fighters are bloodthirsty jocks that just like beating people up. Where, in my experience, most professional fighters are nicer than your every day bloke. They enjoy the competition, thrill, challenge. MMA has several very damaging techniques banned, it does not include surprised and unexpected attacks, it does not include situations where you are grabbed and held by your clothes, it does not include dealing with objects in your way, it does not include difficult terrain, it does not include confined spaces. You’re still just as likely to get jumped outside a bar.

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The thing is, a goal can happen much easier than those low results may suggest even if a game is like 70 minutes of passing without “dangerous” situations. But the fact is even small mistakes on the defensive side can decide the outcome of a match, or the other way around, a short moment of brilliance in attack. This fact gives almost all actions in a match more weight/importance. A single action/goal is to be celebrated much more in soccer than let’s say a promotional giveaway of Stitch the customer is not always right sometimes the customer is a twat shirt in the NBA. This often takes extreme forms, the best example is maybe the 2012 Premier League season. Manchester City and Manchester United were 1st/2nd in the league, but were even on points before the last matchday and the team with most points wins the league, there are no play-offs. Manchester City was ahead but they had to win to guarantee it.

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If I had to bet any amount of money on any dynasty lasting in the AFC by 2026, the Kansas City Chiefs are the safest answer. Plus Patrick Mahomes is probably still the best QB in the league for pulling out wins and Buffalo and Baltimore have proven year after year they just can’t beat the Chiefs in the playoffs. Only team with a chance of upending them would be the Bengals if their defense is much improved over last year. Don’t expect much from teams with veteran quarterbacks, they get worse as they get older. Mahomes is young and thriving, and he sells more Stitch the customer is not always right sometimes the customer is a twat shirt than almost any other athlete in the country. I expect more dynasties to emerge but it may not be the case, just look at the Texans for an allstar QB on a dead team. The Ravens, Browns, and Bills look promising for now. Maybe some team sucks terribly from 2021–2024, gathers talent in 2025, then explodes in 2026. A few players currently in high school will make waves in college and end up on a team like the Lions, bringing the franchise its first Super Bowl berth ever in 2026.

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