The media is supposed to be impartial, never choosing one fighter over another in the performance of its duties. But when Tim Kennedy ended his November fight with Rafael Natal in four minutes and 40 seconds, saving those in attendance in an open airplane hangar at Fort Campbell in Kentucky from four more rounds in progressively colder conditions, there was no more popular fighter in the world.“Those aren’t ideal circumstances to fight in either,” said Kennedy, “especially when you have a torn quad. I didn’t want to be in there much longer either.”Cold and injuries aside, it was the perfect en … Read the Full Article Here
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