Maya retweeted
Haha that head really did clock out early and knew the way home by heart 😂 Real talk though — those body shots are the ones that stick around long after the lights go out. Ribs, abs, and organs take a quiet beating that doesn’t always show on the surface.
Quick safety reminders for anyone stepping in the ring or gym: ice the sore spots right after, stay hydrated and load up on anti-inflammatory foods, never skip the warm-up or cool-down, and actually rest instead of jumping straight into the next session.
If something feels off (breathing, sharp pain, or swelling that won’t quit), get it checked — better safe than finding out later. Gear up properly in sparring and listen when your body taps out before your ego does. Stay safe out there fighters — keep all your parts reporting for duty next time 🥊
Maya retweeted
Would Foreman have crumbled Tyson the same way in this era? Tyson didn’t want any part of him tho. 😂
Would Foreman have crumbled Tyson the same way in this era? Tyson didn’t want any part of him tho. 😂
Maya retweeted
WHAT THE F*CK IS GOING ON IN RUSSIA 🇷🇺
KEEPER SCORING FROM A FREE KICK IN THE 86TH MINUTE…
Maya retweeted
I hate bad sportsmanship, but watching people like that get humbled is so satisfying. 😂
Maya retweeted
Has to be the most brutal KO in Women’s Boxing History.🔥 As if Mike Tyson KOed a chick.🤣🤣
Round one of “Hagler vs Hearns” is undoubtedly the greatest opening round in boxing history. This should be posted here once a week. I don’t care how many times I see it, it never gets old.
Rumor has it that Tyson once knocked out a woman 👩 xitter.cf/think_idea24/status/21…
Maya retweeted
WATCH: A Spanish reporter warned viewers of rough seas moments before a giant wave knocked him down during a live broadcast.
Maya retweeted
And people say he's a runner 🤔, let us give him his credit while he still lives - he is a champion and his style is unique.
And people say he's a runner 🤔, let us give him his credit while he still lives - he is a champion and his style is unique.
Maya retweeted
From the Los Angeles Times: Thomas Hearns broke his right hand in the first round of his 1985 fight against Marvin Hagler. The injury occurred when Hearns landed a powerful, flush right-hand uppercut to Hagler's head. The force of the blow, combined with the hardness of Hagler's skull, resulted in metacarpal fractures of his ring and little fingers. Peak boxing🔥😬
From the Los Angeles Times: Thomas Hearns broke his right hand in the first round of his 1985 fight against Marvin Hagler. The injury occurred when Hearns landed a powerful, flush right-hand uppercut to Hagler's head. The force of the blow, combined with the hardness of Hagler's skull, resulted in metacarpal fractures of his ring and little fingers. Peak boxing🔥😬








