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The Office - Armenian Edition 😂🇦🇲 (ft. @Elmoyan15 )

@JayTee435 @TheSoggyBreadX @BleacherReport He’s not talking about takedowns…

@TheSoggyBreadX @BleacherReport No he wasn't you bot. Fighters end up on their backs all the time. The ones that get up against a fighter like Khamzat tells you something. Plus it was good sportsmanship the entire time. You not complaing about Van getting taken down are ya? Stick to WWF

AND NEW ‼️ SEAN STRICKLAND DEFEATS KHAMZAT CHIMAEV TO CAPTURE THE MIDDLE WEIGHT TITLE 🏆

@thfclogan @LakeShowYo No-calls seem to be a real issue as well. Also fouls don’t always equate to freethrows. Offensive fouls = turnovers. And OKC opponents play timid because they’re scared of the whistle.

@LakeShowYo The thunder have shot 4 more FTs than the Lakers over the last 2 games. Meanwhile the Lakers have the highest FT differential in the league by a wide margin every year and yall don’t say shit. Lmao

“We have a SERIOUS problem right now, and that game last night highlighted it. We have a LOT of flopping going on… A LOT of no-calls. The refs gotta have some type of accountability. Fans are starting to think it’s RIGGED” - Kendrick Perkins

@EdwinMartinjr2 @NBA__Courtside I agree with that, but irrelevant to my original point. What was it earlier you were saying about selective hearing?

@andy_forya @NBA__Courtside Kobe was on a stacked team from 2000-2003. Why didn’t he win any individual accolades? I know why. Because the actual best player on the team won all the individual accolades…

Nick Wright says he’s got Kobe Bryant as the 8th greatest player ever, and he was never the best player in the world: “I know people get mad at that take, but here’s the problem and the reason Kobe was never the best player in the world. Because once Kobe got great, call it 99, he wasn’t great yet, but I’ll give him 99 once you started seeing flashes. From 99 until 2002, Shaquille O’Neal was the best player in the world. And then from 2003 until 2007, Tim Duncan was the best player in the world. You know how I know Tim Duncan was the best player in the world at that time? Because he won three championships in five years. He won two MVPs. He was the best player. He was the best player until that 48 special by LeBron in 2007. LeBron was the best player in the world from that moment until 2018. So it was Shaq, it was Duncan, it was then Bron. At no point was Kobe the best player in the world.” (Via @WhatsWrightShow)

@EdwinMartinjr2 @NBA__Courtside If Tim Duncan was the same exact person on a trash team would he have won MVP? No. Does that change how talented he was at basketball? No. If the convo is about career accolades then that matters… if the convo is how great someone is at basketball then MVPs shouldn’t matter.

@andy_forya @NBA__Courtside Did you miss the part where Tim won 2 MVP’s in those years as well? Or you just have selective hearing…

@NUCLRGOLF @Skratch Can someone explain the decision to go with a flop here? Is it because of the lie and that the greens were fast with a hazard just past the flag?

Never Forget Tiger Woods mega flop shot at the 2012 Memorial. “It might go in, it is in.” 🔥 Via: @Skratch

@adrscott @Home_of_Fight I don’t think he’s only referring to taste and restaurants. I think he’s also referring to ingredients and food items on grocery shelves.

@Home_of_Fight Better nature? That’s a wild take if you’ve actually seen much of the US. Better food? Both countries have great spots and terrible ones. In a country this BIG AND DIVERSE, making blanket claims like that just sounds painfully ignorant.

🇺🇸 🇷🇺 Arman Tsarukyan compares Russia and US: "USA has better roads. But in Russia - better food, better nature, better people. There's so much bureaucracy [in US]. You go to a doctor, they ask you to fill out pages and they ask endless questions. In Russia restaurants are better. Here, you book a table for 5 o'clock, you come at 5, and they say you need to wait for it to be ready." 🎥 @AdamZubayraev

Truth. Kobe was one of the only players I circled on my calendar and started preparing for a few nights before we played. Getting my rest right, extra body work, extra film, watching every calorie I consumed. You needed to be at 100% to go against him because he was always going to bring 100%.

@realjasonsarkis Keep going brother 🙏🏼

Sometimes it feels lonely being one of the only male Armenians on-air for local news. Everyone else is older than me & I’ll admit it - it sucks seeing other groups of people band together & I got no one to turn to. Couple that with everyone’s opinions on journalism & media… oof

James Harden walking into the downtown Cleveland Crazy Horse on a Wednesday night

@elyphaon @Home_of_Fight @ArmanUfc He’s literally the opposite of a nepo baby. He refused to get into the family business and left to be successful on a completely different path

@Home_of_Fight @ArmanUfc I really do not like this little nepo baby

You talking about taking time off from fighting to fix your family issues, but it looks like you have plenty of free time for all these interviews. You’re a joke El Panocha 🐱

@DovySimuMMA Sounds like a man who was paid to throw the fight.

‼️Justin Gaethje says he will ruin UFC's Topuria vs Pimblett plans "I'm gonna f*ck this up for everybody! just like I did with Khabib vs Tony. I'm gonna do the same thing I did for that fight & then l'm gonna fight llia on the White House card"

@BrianSuttererMD Dana doesn’t know shit about injuries. This is one example, along with Arman’s back and Aspinall’s eye.

This is an embarrassing look for the UFC. Did the ringside doctors really tell leadership it was a shoulder and specifically not the elbow? Also, Dana said the shoulder was popped back in in the locker room but clearly this was never done. In fact the elbow looked reduced already when he left the octagon. So who told him that? Was it awful translators that confused shoulder and elbow? Or they knew it was the elbow but wanted it to seem less severe and said shoulder?

@DannyH0214 @MMAJunkie He has the second most lightweight wins since joining the UFC. And that’s with people constantly ducking him.

@MMAJunkie Bro doesn’t fight enough to get a title shot

Thought Arman Tsarukyan was out of the dog house with Dana White? The UFC CEO makes it clear that's not the case. "He's going to have to work his way back. I don't give a sh*t what the number says."

@MMAJunkie I bet if Illia, Paddy or Volk did the same thing they’d have their title shot already. Dana picking and choosing when to enforce punishments as usual.

@arm_chair_mma @jagc3ve @MMAJunkie Arman denies the weight miss. If anything his back issue stopped him from cutting the last couple pounds which fighters shed off right before weigh ins.

@jagc3ve @MMAJunkie It’s not. Dana said in a post fight interview it was a weight miss.

@MMAJunkie Bullshit. It’s just a good enough reason for him to protect paddy/illia.

@WarMonitorClips Me in Battlefield 6

Taliban attempts to fly blackhawk helicopter and it ends up in disaster

@RealAlexDern @SleeperHQ Injured QB also hurts RB production most of the time

@SleeperHQ Bijan for safety and consistency. WRs are too risky because not only do you need the WR to stay healthy, but also the QB (see JJ, Chase, etc).

Who is the 1.01 in fantasy next year? 👀