Evander Holyfield's son gets knocked out

[Glorious]

Why do people think the kid will be as talented as the parent when they are a different individual and the genetics been diluted?

Yeah it's strange. But I think it us just trying to relive greatness or a continuation of it.

 

[Reflected]

Evander was built different + juice so I wouldn't expect Evan to be some world beater given the insane amount of pressure they were putting on him.

That was lowkey disrespectful with if, hopped on him at 8 was like naw son you done.

LOL To be fair the count is at the refs discretion, probably saw his eyes all over the place and called it.

 

[skokiaan]

Yeah it's strange. But I think it us just trying to relive greatness or a continuation of it.

Marketing and ticket sales Lol

 

[FaTaL]

i thought he broke his arm the way he landed

 

[Money Be Green]

Looking like Nate Robinson

 

[Heretic]

That was lowkey disrespectful with if, hopped on him at 8 was like naw son you done.

Really wasn't a need for a count with that kind of knockout. You plant face first like that, you wave it off because if dude would have gotten up on instinct his legs wouldn't be worth shyt and next flurry of punches would/could lead to brain damage.

 

[The_Sheff]

Always thought sons following their fathers footsteps when they’re severely less talented was corny

Works out fine for white people. That’s the name of their game.

 

[desjardins]

Why do people think the kid will be as talented as the parent when they are a different individual and the genetics been diluted?

Cause it’s a couple examples of the kids being better than the parents: Kobe , Steph Curry, Ken Griffey Jr, Mahomes

And those are just people with famous parents. Lavar Ball and a ton of other people who failed at sports had kids who achieved more than them. That’s the majority case and the reason why people always assume the offspring will at least be comparable to the parent

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

Cause it’s a couple examples of the kids being better than the parents: Kobe , Steph Curry, Ken Griffey Jr, Mahomes

And those are just people with famous parents. Lavar Ball and a ton of other people who failed at sports had kids who achieved more than them. That’s the majority case and the reason why people always assume the offspring will at least be comparable to the parent

I feel you.

In these cases I we often think about the dad's but never look at the mom's.


Lavar Ball's wife is 6'1 feet tall.

Same deal with ken Griffey Jr's Mom (she was 6 feet tall as well)

 

[Cheese McNair]

Why do people think the kid will be as talented as the parent when they are a different individual and the genetics been diluted?

This could be a thread.

Name a child that did what their parents did but better than their parents

Name a child that did what their parents did but worse than their parents

 

[skokiaan]

Cause it’s a couple examples of the kids being better than the parents: Kobe , Steph Curry, Ken Griffey Jr, Mahomes

And those are just people with famous parents. Lavar Ball and a ton of other people who failed at sports had kids who achieved more than them. That’s the majority case and the reason why people always assume the offspring will at least be comparable to the parent

 

[Wallychamp]

This could be a thread.

Name a child that did what their parents did but better than their parents

Name a child that did what their parents did but worse than their parents

You can argue Ken Griffey Jr. was better or as good as his dad.

 

[Lord_nikon]

 

[Billy Ocean]

You can argue Ken Griffey Jr. was better or as good as his dad.

Argue? He was better than his pops, goofy cac. Don't join these sports conversations about Black people. Go find the water polo thread.

 

[Wallychamp]

Argue? He was better than his pops, goofy cac. Don't join these sports conversations about Black people. Go find the water polo thread.

Stop ducking me and post those bench numbers fakkit...