1. Have you heard about Conor McGregor? What do you think about him?
2. Have you ever watched MMA (Mixed martial arts) or boxing?
3. Do you agree sport can change someone’s life for better?
4. Is it enough to believe in your dreams to be able to realize them?
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Recently I have watched KSW and I was really fascinated by those people.
I think that any kind of sport can change life for better. In my opinion sport teaches competition, humility and perseverance in aiming goals. In any kind of sport we sometimes have to deal with defeat, but also we are training hard to achieve goals.
I think believing in our dreams isn't enough to realize anything. Dreams don't come true, we have to help them and keep doing something to achieve our goals.
Of course I think sport can change one's life for better. Succeeding in any sport requires dedication, consistency and self-denial. I know several people with serious family problems. Instead of letting the environment have a bad influence on them, they decided to devote themselves to sports. And that literally saved their lives. Most of them tried matrial arts, which allowed them to get rid of the negative energy and add regularity to their life. And now, instead of drinking alcohol as their parents, they are taking part in competitions.
I don't think believing in your dreams is enough to realize them. I can believe I can be a millionaire, but if I do nothing to achieve this, I definitely won't become one in the future.
Of course I agree that sport can change life for better. Playing sports can have a number of positive life-long effects. It's also a way to develop important social skills. Playing sports enables you to create friendships you otherwise might not have formed. Sports bring people together from different schools, backgrounds, and communities.
Also, sports improves your self-discipline. Playing a sport requires dedication and training, an important thing to learn for your future career.
He fights really great - has a lot of confidence that makes his opponents crazy. But one thing I do not like about him is that he got really cocky and as I saw through the years - that always ends very bad, look at Chris Weidman vs. Anderson Silva fight if you know what I mean.
2. Have you ever watched MMA (Mixed martial arts) or boxing?
UFC, KSW, K-1 there was a lot for about 20 years. Cro Cop, Emalienko, Overeem, Adamek there were many of great names during recent years in box and MMA.
3. Do you agree sport can change someone’s life for better?
You have to be systematic, work with lot of stress and give all of your time for sports - completely change the way you live to achieve your goal makes wonders.
4. Is it enough to believe in your dreams to be able to realize them?
I think it should be said - believe and work very hard to achieve them - many legendary names like Ronaldo, McGregor, Alonso, Emalienko had to train a lot to be the best in the business they are working in. Ronaldo achieved almost anything in football, Alonso a lot in F1, Emalienko showed us how lethal can a MMA fighter be. Every sport needs training.
I don't watch nor like MMA, I tolerate boxing sometimes watch it with my cousin (he's a big fan). Despite that, I have tremendous amount of respect for those guys. I know it requires much dedication, tenacity, self-will, time, consistenciy, discipline, etc. Those are virtues of a fighter/warrior. I respect that. And of course I belive sport can change someone's life for better but not because of sport alone but becuase it requires that which I mentioned and that can help in every field of life.
I'm not a big fan of MMA, from time to time I watch boxing, recently I watched KSW and it was quite good.
Sport can change each life for better.
I'm not a regular watcher of MMA or boxing, but occasionally I watch some great fighters fights, like Fedor Emelianenko.
I agree that sport can change life for better, I'm and example of it :).
Beliving is not enough. You have to work very hard to realize your dreams.
Yes, if somebody is determined enough and truly wants to achieve something while working towards it, he has pretty high chance of making it, but definitely just believing and hoping for the best won't make a difference. State of mind is important, but not as important as experience.