Quote by George Foreman

Let the other guy have whatever he wants before the fight. Once the bell rings he's gonna be disappointed anyway.

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Summary

This quote suggests that pleasing others before engaging in a conflict is futile because regardless of how accommodating one might be, the opponent will ultimately be dissatisfied. It implies that one should not prioritize meeting the demands of others at their own expense if the ultimate outcome will lead to disappointment despite the initial concessions. This quote potentially underscores the importance of self-preservation and focusing on personal goals instead of unnecessarily sacrificing one's own needs in anticipation of the outcome.

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Boxing

By George Foreman

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