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re: Tiger Woods is dead last in the Phoenix open
Posted on 1/30/15 at 9:29 pm to NHTIGER
Posted on 1/30/15 at 9:29 pm to NHTIGER
After the scandal broke years ago, I made a bet with a friend at a a Thanksgiving party and said TW would not win another major in 5 years due to how bad his mental state was going to be messed up. The bet was $100. Has it been 5 years? Need to call the bet in if so.
This guy went from being worshiped as a golf God and having the confidence knowing that every fan he walked by at a tourney was fighting for position just to be close to him as he walked through the ropes. Constant adoration. He was the man....and it gave him that sense of invulnerability on the course. He went from that to likely worrying about his image. Knowing that many people were now looking at him and thinking "TPOS" and actually rooting against him. Other players, many young and up and comers, likely sensed an opening......a mental vulnerability. Many lost their sense of awe and their fear of competing with him. Couple all of that with his body aging and a swing torque that was sure to begin causing nagging injuries and we have witnessed one of the quickest and most un fathomable declines in any sport.
This guy went from being worshiped as a golf God and having the confidence knowing that every fan he walked by at a tourney was fighting for position just to be close to him as he walked through the ropes. Constant adoration. He was the man....and it gave him that sense of invulnerability on the course. He went from that to likely worrying about his image. Knowing that many people were now looking at him and thinking "TPOS" and actually rooting against him. Other players, many young and up and comers, likely sensed an opening......a mental vulnerability. Many lost their sense of awe and their fear of competing with him. Couple all of that with his body aging and a swing torque that was sure to begin causing nagging injuries and we have witnessed one of the quickest and most un fathomable declines in any sport.
Posted on 1/30/15 at 9:43 pm to Dick Leverage
Everyone of you are wrong. That thick legged skier is sapping his energy. He can't hang with a women who wants to fricking ski all night long. Amiaght.
Posted on 1/31/15 at 8:20 am to Dick Leverage
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Couple all of that with his body aging and a swing torque that was sure to begin causing nagging injuries and we have witnessed one of the quickest and most un fathomable declines in any sport.
You left out where his wife tried to skull him with a 3 iron as he backed out of the driveway.
As for the swing, all the analysts were on it when he had his first injury. I do not follow him all that closely, but I never got that he adapted an "old man swing" after the injury.
He could have still competed, but not been "Tiger".
He wanted it all, and now he has nothing.
I agree with the TPOS vibe being projected by millions upon him.
I love when he loses it on the green. I bet there are thousands or millions like me, who take joy in seeing him acting like a 3 yr old.
The scorn I feel for him is not approached by anything I can recall in regard to sports figures. He was not able to take loss or trouble when he was on top, and now, its all magnified.
I love that someone posted that he's trying to keep up with a younger woman in bed. I think that would actually be a plus considering he used to have multiple affairs/women.
This post was edited on 1/31/15 at 8:23 am
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