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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 1887618" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>Check with thread #56 and let me know what you think.</p><p></p><p>I never said atheletes weren't special on a personal basis, no matter if they were winners or on the loosing side. If your son was a hero to you, that is a personal decision that I not only accept, but endorse. My son wrestled for three years and won 4 matches in High School. I still supported, and attended every match and three a week practices he participated in, as that is what he wanted to do. He tried his best. I praised him for this. </p><p></p><p>After high school, and a short hiatus, he continued the sport on his own in a different style of the same sport. He now owns a world title in Brazil style JuJitsu submission wrestling. He choked out the reining world champion in a match and owns the title for his class. Good job Son!</p><p>In my original post I said that KFOR called football players friday night hero's. I don't understand why the other atheletes in other sports are denied this title by their definition?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 1887618, member: 5412"] Check with thread #56 and let me know what you think. I never said atheletes weren't special on a personal basis, no matter if they were winners or on the loosing side. If your son was a hero to you, that is a personal decision that I not only accept, but endorse. My son wrestled for three years and won 4 matches in High School. I still supported, and attended every match and three a week practices he participated in, as that is what he wanted to do. He tried his best. I praised him for this. After high school, and a short hiatus, he continued the sport on his own in a different style of the same sport. He now owns a world title in Brazil style JuJitsu submission wrestling. He choked out the reining world champion in a match and owns the title for his class. Good job Son! In my original post I said that KFOR called football players friday night hero's. I don't understand why the other atheletes in other sports are denied this title by their definition? [/QUOTE]
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