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E. Casey Leydon retweeted
Turnstile fills the National Mall with a free show.
Haywire getting cut off by the cops exactly after "i dont care if i get caught"
HARDCORE WILL NEVER DIE
E. Casey Leydon retweeted
“The Warmaster” Josh Barnett(32-6) vs Frank Mir(16-7)
UFC 164: Henderson vs Pettis 2
August 31st 2013
Fighter: @JoshLBarnett
E. Casey Leydon retweeted
UFC has a guy nicknamed "Simba" and a guy nicknamed "Mufasa," both welterweights, both fighting on the same card, not fighting each other.
Promotion is so far gone it's irredeemable.
This photo ends the worst music debate in a good while … and yes, of course, Turnstile is a hardcore band.
Ian MacKaye with Turnstile during their concert on the National Mall in Washington, DC, this weekend, benefiting Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon.
Turnstile's performance came 31 years after MacKaye's band Fugazi staged its own concert on the National Mall to protest budget cuts in Washington, DC.
📸: @atibaphoto
UFC 333 's main card was all EXCELLENT mixed martial arts with high stakes in every fight.... fuck ya!
E. Casey Leydon retweeted
I’ll never forget when the rock bottom dumbest people in the sport tried to tell me MMA wasn’t right wing. You can’t believe that many people have severe mental handicaps, but alas, they do.
E. Casey Leydon retweeted
Between Jon Anik seamlessly switching between one betting website plug to another to the two minute Trump ad that tells a story very different than what most Americans say they are feeling this mid day PPV got me feelings a bit dystopian 🤷♂️
I had a great time shooting and editing 6 freaking interviews today. 3 camera 8 light set up. quick as heck turnaround. shot, edited, and uploaded in less that 90 min for each 30 min interview.. not bad for a 2 person crew. hard work but everything turned out great
E. Casey Leydon retweeted
when fighters are getting phone calls from bosses telling them, “If you keep wrestling like that, you’re going to get cut,” then you’re basically telling fighters how you want them to fight.
At what point does that cross the line? Isn’t that influencing the competition?
And if you want to release a fighter, fine. But don’t then publicly say he was “hard to deal with” or create some bullshit narrative about him that could damage his reputation and make other organizations think twice about signing him.
Release fighters if you want. Just don’t try to damage their careers on the way out