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Sailor Art Thomas destroys every natty-or-not chart, calculator, & argument, because he was 6'6" & 270lbs with gigantic 21" cold-measured arms & a 52" unexpanded chest years before the 1st anabolic steroid (Nilevar) was available for purchase & retired just before steroid monsters took over the WWE. Blowing away any preconceptions anyone might have about natty BBers, Thomas wasn't just enormous & lean enough to be a champion BBer- he was that big & lean as a wrestler, traveling 300 days a year through a country in which most hotels & restaurants would not serve black patrons. Like his eventual tag team partner Bruno Sammartino, who was a war refugee as a child & an impoverished immigrant growing up in the US, Thomas often had to sleep on park benches because hotels wouldn't accommodate him (Sammartino set a BP WR the night after sleeping rough in a park). Although Thomas wasn't a war refugee, he was a black orphan who worked the carnival circuit as a performing BBer. If anything, he came from even more dire circumstances than Sammartino, yet both men managed to build insane physiques through sheer perseverance. Thomas was recruited out of the fledgling sport of BB into wrestling in 1943, which meant he couldn’t wrestle for shit & never really learned how. Due to his lack of technical skill, Thomas used the move George Hackenschmidt used to break hundreds of opponents’ ribs over the years- the bear hug. Thomas apparently spent very little time practicing wrestling, but he did lift so much he became a human Juicemaster. Tragically, that didn't make for terribly exciting matches, but he still had an amazingly lengthy career that began in 1943 & ended in 1981, just 3 years shy of his 60th birthday, during which he amassed a few world tag team titles, including 2 title runs in the early @wwe Thomas wasn't the only natty monster of that era rocking arms over 19" cold. Bang this link (https://plagueofstrength.com/downloads/huge-natty-arms/) & read about Leroy Colbert, William Bankier, John McWilliams, Bob Shealey, Art Harris, Gene Mozee, Charmion, & more in Huge Natty Arms, my ebook filled w/ the training methods to build 16", 17", 18", 19", & even 20+" arms in the pre-steroid era! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ADD3S99rs/

Sugar Ray Robinson: "I’ve killed a man in the ring, and I’ll never forget it. Jimmy Doyle, 1947—I hit him with a left hook, and he didn’t get up. They said he had a brain hemorrhage, died the next day. I didn’t mean to kill him, but that’s what boxing is—you hit to hurt, and sometimes it goes too far. I dreamed about it after, saw his face, wondered if I’d go down like that someday. Every time I fought after that, I knew it could happen again—to them or to me. You step in there, you’re playing with life, not just a game. LaMotta, he took everything I had, six fights, and I still see the blood, the punishment, wondering how we both lived through it."💀 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BbFyEmYE1/

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DID YOU KNOW? 🔙 Before the start of the 1990 World Cup, a sparring player tackled Diego with a rough challenge and ended up breaking his right big toe's nail. 👟 To train a bit more "comfortably," Diego cut the tips off several of his shoes to avoid friction. Fernando Signorini recalled that moment in an interview with La Nación: 🎙️ "It was a kid from Roma's first team, an unintentional tackle. The strange thing was that it ripped off his big toe’s nail. The solution came from Dal Monte (an Italian doctor), who created a sort of carbon nail that was glued on. Still, he had to get injections because the friction with his sock and boot caused unbearable pain. That incident caused Diego a lot of distress. And to make things worse, the World Cup started, we lost 1-0, and the Cameroonians kicked him all over the pitch. The Romanians too. So I told Diego: 'Go out wearing flip-flops so the officials and referees can see how your ankle looks and understand the kind of treatment you're getting.' Naturally, all the cameras focused right on that." Many people still don’t realize what Diego Maradona achieved — and on top of that, he had the misfortune of playing with his ankle in terrible condition. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DELDvRLGq/