What I noticed is that the majority of people who are in bad debt are the poor and the mid-level or the working class. Many of them will just borrow money when there's a chance without having a plan to start a business. I remember when I was a kid, my family took loans to buy televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, etc. The worst I observed is when someone borrows money with interest to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, etc.

I hadn't tried taking a loan in my whole life and then I realized that it's not really that bad when used to start a business or a venture that has a huge potential of earning profit. The majority of the rich are smart when it comes to their financial activities so they are mostly in good debts. These billionaires do not even have lots of cash. They are very good at managing and protecting their assets from inflation.

I also think Kuroky should just coach or maybe manage the team. I guess he owns the team already. And if he owns it then maybe he can focus on expanding it like what Team Secret is doing, it has a team from a wide number of e-sport teams, from League of Legends and PUBG to mobile games like Wildrift.

And speaking about NA. I just found out that Tundra is already relocating to the region. That organization is rich so it can acquire players from other teams. The good thing is it could dominate the region and position itself for NA's single slot.

Showtime is getting out of the sport next year. There were rumors that PBC is heading to DAZN joining Matchroom and GBP. But it didn't happen and PBC signed a partnership deal with Amazon Prime. So together with DAZN and ESPN, there are still 3 giant networks in this sport and it makes negotiations still more difficult especially when stars from different networks are planning to face each other.

Tank stopped responding to Haney's challenge. Tank also said no when Haney's promoter Eddie Hearn tried to reach out. But at least we still have 3 champions at 140 willing to fight each other.

I only watched Miami a few times this season. They seem average but maybe this is normal during the regular season. But they have a nice win today even without Jimmy. Duncan was on fire in the 4th quarter and that prevented Miami from losing another home game. The Miami Heat failed to acquire another star for years now and that made Erik Spoelstra utilize what is only available and he became a master of developing players that aren't even in the top picks. Hopefully, they'll be able to make another surprise in the coming playoffs.

As for Atlanta, something's not working. They're dropping out of the top 10.

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It's just really hard to imagine how Ryan Garcia or the version of his last fight can beat Haney. It will be a complete massacre. Ryan's previous awkward Phelly Shell only worked against a super slow blown-up lightweight but that will be an easy target for a very quick and strong opponent like Haney.


I am still doubtful about Ryan's willingness to fight Haney. So I will only believe this when it's official. I believe this is the last fight for Ryan under GBP and obviously, he is not going to re-sign. So Oscar and BHop would love to promote a big fight and then seeing Ryan getting destroyed is a win for them as well. If this fight materialized I would be very curious about Ryan's team and who is at the top making advice. It could be Derrick James, his new coach. He or his team is probably paid by either Matchroom or GBP or even by Bill Haney for this suicide fight.

Haney is with Matchroom and most of the big names of the division are at Top Rank and a few at PBC so it will be hard on what's next for him. Prograis was the only other big name at Matchroom. GBP is with DAZN as well so a Ryan Garcia fight is much easier to make. The IBF champ Matias has the least fanbase of all champions so PBC could let him fight on any network. But lineal and WBO champ Teofimo and WBA champion Rolly will be hard to deal with since they are main-event fighters in their networks.

Well, Dana White as always would love to see McGregor fight in the UFC once again. He's the biggest cash cow ever in MMA history so he will be welcome anytime. The only question is if McGregor still wants it. He's all just talk but he might not want to go into 2 to 3 months of high-level training. And he's too rich right now, there's no more hunger in him except maybe for a Khabib rematch.

There's nothing final for UFC 300 yet. There's still plenty of time so it's also possible McGregor will be part of it. So far, the names mentioned by Dana are Sterling moving up to featherweight against Calvin Kattar, Jiri Prochazka against Aleksandar Rakic and Bo Nickal against Cody Brundage. Shame on Dana for depriving Aljamain of a rematch against O"Malley.

I voted for Boston but then later on I thought the Twolves could've gotten the first 20 wins after having the much easier opponents. The Celtics are just really a tough team to beat, but hopefully, this current line-up can also step up more during the playoffs.

The Lakers keep losing lately. Lebron might need to pressure the management once again to make moves before the trade deadline. They do not have enough future assets but the team is rich so maybe they can make possible acquisitions and trades like LaVine.

What a shame for the Detroit Pistons. Only 2 wins and has a 25-losing streak. They deserved a relegation if only the NBA allowed such a system.

Indeed, Japanese in general aren't trash-talkers and are polite. Of the countless Japanese world champions in this sport, I can only remember one who is arrogant and that is the eldest of the Kameda brothers.

If Inoue schools Tapales and then knocks him out. Will he replace Crawford becomes again the pound-for-pound king? Tapales could be out of Spence's level although the guy is a 2 division champion. But it's a great achievement if Inoue wins, only the second to become a 2-division undisputed champion in the 4-belt era. And then by early next year, we have Oleksandr Usyk also trying to become a 2-division undisputed champion as well and also has a serious case to become the new pound-for-pound king.

And playing in a more relaxed way has better chances of winning. They can think and strategize better compared to those who have small budgets, especially the poor who might even get nervous of losing their bet.

But sometimes people are quick to judge why the rich are spending thousands to millions of dollars in betting. They didn't even consider that those amounts could be minimal and the rich version of money they can afford to lose. Most of these rich bettors are financially successful which is why they are rich. And people that are good in the financial aspect have good self-discipline so they mostly know and are mature enough when they need to stop.

-4 was the only spread I can think of because it's a home game for the Warriors although I am confident Boston will win. What a disappointing game for the Celtics. They blow a nearly 20-point lead. The 4th quarter and the OT was a game of experience and heart. Steph showed his greatness and is a hell of a clutch. As the commentators are saying, the Celtics should've driven the ball and made the tougher layups rather than just take shots from the outside. Tatum and Brown aren't the Splash brothers and they are better when using their strengths and physical advantages.

AJ took the IBF from a champion. He only took 1 vacant belt which was the WBA. He then unified his 2 belts against the WBO champion and won. Wladimir and Fury didn't became undisputed since the WBC was held by Vitali and then Wilder.

But I agree that Usyk had an easier way of becoming a champion at heavyweight since he took the 3 belts from AJ and was awarded the vacant Ring belt in the rematch. Fury though he won against an old Wladimir but that old version is still better than prime AJ.

But all in all, I still give the tougher overall boxing career to Usyk. And he also achieved more. Won the Olympics gold. Won his first title in only his 10th fight. Became undisputed at cruiserweight. Two-division unified champion. And he won all his world titles in the enemy's backyard. He is a legend.

But Fury has the size advantage. Usyk is also the older guy and will need more energy and is more dependent of his reflexes.

Thanks mate. My brother will be spending his holidays here and he plays more DOTA 2 than me even if he is also busy at school. He might try to convince me again to play with the new updates.

Generally, I am an underdog fan type so it's cool when things are shaken a bit, and then new teams and players try to topple those on top. It's just that I had a bet on GG. And it was really surprising knowing Azure was shut out in their upper bracket series and yet managed to bounce back in the finals.

Meanwhile, Quinn is making fun of the NA region. The next time he talks he might include the SEA as well.

I also heard the rumors but hoped it wouldn't go through. So it's official now that Teofimo fights Jamaine? Still a good fight but of course we want to see unifications. So it seems like the Matias negotiations aren't fruitful or maybe the unification plan is after this fight. Anyway, Teofimo's last fight was like 6 months ago and Matias is pretty sure he needs a month at least to rest and then another 2 to 3 months of training camp. So it's good that Teofimo is getting a fight before gunning for unifications in his next outing.

And it's good we can see Keyshawn Davis stepping up even if he only managed a draw in his last fight.

It's simple mate, the rate of return once a new project becomes successful could be life-changing. Compared to projects that already exist in the market and are valued in billions to hundreds of millions. I am not really against it since all of us wanted to gain. But I just hope that these people know and understand clearly that their investments could end up being worthless in case the project fails to get support from communities and exchanges.

Of these new projects, meme coins are the worst to invest in. There are hundreds of meme coins created regularly and it is becoming slimmer to be lucky. There's more chance to hit a jackpot in a casino than profiting big from a meme coin.

It is really hard, especially for those that are in a weekly DCA. What I plan right now is to just standby my funds in an exchange since I have plans to trade actively starting next year anyway.

But overall this is an issue that needs to be addressed. A lot of people wanted bitcoin to become a currency for our day-to-day transactions. I used to buy mobile loads using bitcoin. But at the current network fees, it is becoming impossible, especially on small amount transactions. And without a solution, altcoins will continue to flourish which I don't mind either as long as it is as secure as bitcoin.

The odds will be decided only after the fights because it also depends on how they perform. I believe both AJ and Wilder aren't as mentally stable as before. But in these fights, AJ is fighting the better opponent. The last time there were odds between these 2 popular heavyweights was when they were undefeated and AJ is always favored. Wallin is unbeaten since losing a decision to Fury a few years ago so he will be more confident of an upset while Parker at this current stage of his career is just too slow to threaten the unskillful but dynamite-fisted Wilder.

But I'll be more interested in seeing the world champions in this event, Dmitry Bivol and Jai Opetaia. Jai had confirmed that he will be helping Tyson Fury after his fight. The bad news is Jai also vacated his belt already because he prefers the life-changing offer in this event rather than face his mandatory.

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Maybe it's something traditional in this sport that there are just weights that are more popular than the others. The featherweight, welterweight, middleweight, and then heavyweight divisions are usually preferred.

The lower divisions are mostly popular in the Latin American and Asian countries. Inoue started at light flyweight and became champion. The great Finito spent almost all his career in the lowest-weight division and then moved up only to another weight in his last few fights. I love the old days more than today since in a single event there can be multiple world title fights. Nowadays it is more popularity and many undercards aren't given importance because the marketing and hyping is focused on the main event.

Cholatito and El Gallo are already in the sunset of their careers and only Bam can restore it. Bam has a huge following in his native Texas. The big problem though is its boxing commission is the most corrupt in the US which is why well-managed fighters and the other champions will have their doubts fighting there.