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The Clueless Competitor LOL!!

Ever notice that most people who offer unwanted criticism of your body usually look like the clueless competitor?

And as an amateur MMA fighter, I have to respectfully disagree with the author when he says bodybuilding is the only sport that allows such unqualified people to compete. Don't get me started on how many "independent" fighters are wasting space on local fight cards, who think that they're "the next Kimbo" because they like to punk the nerds at school or drunks at happy hour.

But it's a necessary evil: Every sport deals with this. Baseball has tball leagues, football has flag leagues; etc. The only difference between baseball/football and bodybuilding/MMA is that in the former, the lowest of the low are usually 7 years old when they begin to compete, while most people don't begin competing in the latter until they're at least 18.
 
What criteria have I not met?


"Sir, your physique does not appear to have been adequately prepared for this competition. You may not paricipate."

You don't have to be specific. Just keep insisting he can't participate. If he wants a straight up answer then I'd give it to him.

"You look like shit. Now go sit in the audience or leave."

They'd have to add that rule. He paid the entrance fee, he has now met the criteria to get onstage.

Is he mentally challenged to some extent? It would appear so.
Is he a target of ridicule? Clearly.
Should he be barred from participating in something he loves doing? Not as long as he "meets the criteria" and isn't hurting anyone.

Would be kind of a dick thing to throw him out IMO.
 
They'd have to add that rule. He paid the entrance fee, he has now met the criteria to get onstage.

Is he mentally challenged to some extent? It would appear so.
Is he a target of ridicule? Clearly.
Should he be barred from participating in something he loves doing? Not as long as he "meets the criteria" and isn't hurting anyone.

Would be kind of a dick thing to throw him out IMO.

Very true. The guy is happy. He puts on as good show. Let him have fun.

At the very least the money he paid supports the show right.
 
I know I couldn't throw out a guy like him, I would feel bad about myself forever, to me he is completely harmless and yeah he is clearly happy up there!
 
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