London, UK. Formerly Bloody Elbow, co-host of Heavy Hands
Joined August 2012
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Phil Mackenzie retweeted
There was a bareknuckle boxer in the 1770s called Stephen Oliver who was simply nicknamed "Death".
At first read, you'd assume it was cause he was terrifying. Maybe a massive puncher, maybe an intimidating character.
But apparently its just cause he looked really unwell lmao
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
With his win against Movsar Evloev I believe Alexander Volkanovski has earnt the trilogy against Diego Lopes
We don't know that there will ever be good cards again, we just hope
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
wrote about AI AS THE INFINITE WORK MACHINE, creating a world where we're all just constantly deploying agents to fight against everyone else's agents, running constantly to end up in the same place:
bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
wholesome search and rescue tech will also come with a payload delivery system that will bring hikers snacks that weighs exactly 3kg
Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks.
By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time.
Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.
overshadowed by the stuff in the good divisions, but i am pleased that Volkov defended his heavyweight belt in yet another thankless booking
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
Listening to my guy @JackSlackMMA talk on his podcast about those little stance disrupting low kicks that guys like Machida would use to set up punches reminded me of this thread below I did of Alexander Volkanovski, Jim Miller and Yoel Romero working off of similar principles 👇
It’s a small detail, but I love when fighters use balance-disrupting leg kicks to get beats on their opposition like Alex Volkanovski does to Chad Mendes here…
Debases the stance with an inside leg kick, then utilizes shifts, prodding shots and a high guard to close in #UFC266
ok lads you got it? it's 'tough old dog' vs 'upstart coming to take his belt'.
fuck sake yes we get it it's not rocket science
so you've both got your looks sorted?
yes
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
It’s extremely funny that both California and the UK have a “we had to reroute this extremely expensive piece of infrastructure to respect a gravesite” story and the graves are Cesar Chavez and Dobby the elf respectively.
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
I’ve been in London Fields tonight, watching the first ever Lime Bike joust - here’s a thread of my best shots:
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
The UFC whipping up another promo calling Mike Malott a “promising young talent” because they don’t have another half-decent Canadian fighter to prop up
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
Mike Malott, who faces Joaquin Buckley at #UFCEdmonton, is 1-0 against UFC-level southpaws (W: A. Fugitt)
Mike’s style of using established shots to setup shifting salvos seems to translate well in open-stance affairs. Not reliant on outside-foot awareness w/solid kick counters.
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
If you watch all 4 movies to 100% completion you unlock the Yoko Ono Nightmare Mode
Sony is considering releasing all 4 ‘BEATLES’ biopics on the same day in April 2028.
Another idea being considered is offering a 4-pack of tickets to encourage fans to buy tickets to all 4 films at once.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
So let me guess, not one person there asked White if Strickland had to sign this new deal in order to get his title shot? You’d think that’s something you’d want to confirm.
Phil Mackenzie retweeted
When I’m a medieval farmer and go outside to enjoy the cool summer night air only to witness the colossal skinned corpse of a god appear for a fraction of a second and then vanish right before my eyes
