One of the best fighters in the world and their faces resembles the third one, what face resembles yours boyo?
One of the best fighters in the world and their faces resembles the third one, what face resembles yours boyo?
Facial structure matters A LOT in fighting sports. Most normies don't realise this. The protrusion of the maxilla, protrusion of the zygomatic arch, jaw width and browridge protection all matter an insane amount in terms of how well the skull can handle a punch.
Some people are simply born to be fighters
Obnoxious brutes
Cope, you'd wanna be a low IQ high testosterone cave man
Yes
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High testosterone traits in general
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That's the neckpill. You can train it like these fighters do.
tbh they look normal in day to day interviews. They are posing to look tough in pics
I look like none of those
Are you actually 5'3?
Just hope to be reincarnated as a 6'6 Chad in your next life if there's even oneyes
The funny thing is those people who won the genetics lottery will rub it daily on your face by saying muh hard work
Same bro, why would I work hard when I fail at everything I do?
JFL very true. I have a cousin who is super tall and he acts like his sports success is 100% pure talent and hard work despite having a body basically designed to do good in sports.
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No shit. People love talking about Michael Phelps. Yet they never talk about the fact he's 6'5 with an insanely long torso that allows him to do well in his niche style of swimming : butterfly
My sister does the same but in a different way, the bitch became so arrogant after she lost weight and people started sucking up to her because she simply looked good
I find females that go from fat to attractive are some of the worst females. They tend to act even more entitled and bratty than normal foids. Probably them trying to make up for lost time tbh.
To me the first face looks more ogreish and intimidating than the middle one. But I guess that's not necessarily the point.
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Being tall isn't a guarantee of athletic success but it's an advantage regardless.
I'd say it kind of is but kind of isn't. On a low level its a hugggeee advantage but as you get higher up in skill levels it becomes less and less of a guarantee to do well. I used to help coach the high school basketball varsity team and there were guys that were used to dominating due to height that suddenly were mediocre when they were in varsity since other players (tall and not tall) got skills while they put in no effort to get better due to just automatically doing better than most for so long.
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