Author

Admin

Browsing

Undefeated women’s boxing star Claressa Shields expressed her belief this week that she could beat Jake Paul in a boxing match.

Speaking to TMZ Sports, Shields made it clear that she feels Paul wouldn’t be able to beat her or any highly ranked men’s boxer for that matter, saying: “I don’t think Jake Paul has the skills to get inside the ring with me. Or any of the guys at 154 pounds and up who is ranked in the rankings.”

Shields, 29, is a two-time Olympic gold medalist, and she owns a perfect career record of 15-0 as a professional boxer. She is the current holder of multiple titles in the heavyweight, light heavyweight and light middleweight divisions as well.

JUST IN: Why Floyd Mayweather threats nosedive as 50-0 becomes unbeatable

The 27-year-old Paul has only been a pro boxer since 2020, but he has already compiled an 11-1 record, and he has quickly developed into one of the biggest stars and draws in the sport.

That was apparent earlier this month when he faced 58-year-old former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson in a fight that drew a huge crowd at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and did big streaming numbers for Netflix as well.

Paul won the fight by unanimous decision, as Tyson seemingly struggled with the his balance after the first two rounds in his first official professional fight since 2005.

Shields suggested that any criticism Paul receives is primarily due to his choice of opponents. Along with facing a nearly 60-year-old Tyson, Paul has gone up against multiple former UFC fighters such as Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley, Nate Diaz and Anderson Silva.

Coming out of the Paul vs. Tyson fight, there were plenty of conspiracy theories on social media about it being rigged, but Shields pushed back against that notion, stating that it was simply a case of a boxer well past his prime struggling against someone much younger.

Shields added, “I’m happy Mike Tyson got what he wanted out of it. I’m happy he got out of the ring safe,” noting that she has a “little bit” of respect for Paul due to the fact that he didn’t go for a late knockout.

As for Paul’s place in the boxing landscape, Shields credited him with creating more interest in the sport, saying: “He’s bringing more eyes to the sport and that’s what you need. Hopefully everybody who is involved on that side can keep building from that and also create a real blueprint to where it can be used for generations to come.”

While it is unclear if there will be any true consideration given to a Paul vs. Shields fight, there has already been a ton of noise regarding Paul’s next potential opponent.

Multi-weight-class world champion Canelo Álvarez recently said he was not interested in facing Paul after Paul called him out, but IBF world heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois has laid down a challenge to Paul.

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather looks safe, knowing that his best retirement record of 50-0 is no longer under attack.

As World Boxing News reported a few years into Mayweather hanging up his gloves, threats to his benchmark were coming from all angles. However, due to many of today’s top stars losing bouts and a new wave of the best facing the best, Mayweather will likely hold an insurmountable target.

It hasn’t been all plain sailing for Mayweather, though. He actually lost the record to Wanheng Menayothin, as the Thai superstar went 54-0 before un-retiring and losing three bouts between 2020 and 2022.

Floyd Mayweather threats nosedive as 50-0 becomes unbeatable - World Boxing  News

JUST IN: Floyd Mayweather Eyes Jake Paul Fight

At the time of Wanheng’s demise, there were still a few undefeated champions around who could beat Mayweather if they stepped up the pace. Heavyweight Tyson Fury was 35-0-1 until his loss against Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. Usyk dominated ‘The Gypsy King’ during Riyadh Season in May and bids to do it again later this month.

Usyk himself is out of the running because the Ukrainian is on the wrong side of his thirties and only 22-0. The unified top division ruler turned pro late in the game due to his exceptional amateur run.

Similarly, Dmitry Bivol was too far away from the marker when suffering his maiden defeat to Artur Beterbiev in October. Naoya Inoue is 28-0 at 31 and is also considered out of the running.

Errol Spence Jr. was 28-0 and, at one point, had a chance. His career has since stalled after Terence Crawford stopped him. Crawford is the closest to Mayweather at present. However, his lack of activity in taking only one fight per year would also push him out of the reckoning at 41-0.

At 22-0 and 27 years of age, Shakur Stevenson is the first titleholder with a decade in his locker to reach Mayweather. Again, Stevenson is yet another new breed of fighter who isn’t active enough.

Then come another of Mayweather’s proteges, Gervonta Davis and Devin Haney. Davis is 30-0 at 30 but is slipped into the same timescale as Stevenson and Crawford with his events. Despite being dominated by Ryan Garcia, Haney is 31-0 at 26, and looking at his record in the cold light of day, he could conceivably reach Mayweather if it wasn’t for his obvious flaws.

Others, like Rey Vargas, Jaime Munguia, and Gilberto Ramirez, lost when hovering under and above the 40-0 range. David Benavidez still has his ‘0’ intact as he heads into a massive fight with David Morrell next year. Benavidez is 29-0 at 27 and – at this point, is the most significant dangerman to Mayweather.

A few years ago, Floyd Mayweather would undoubtedly have been worried. But with the emergence of Turki Alalshikh pulling the boxing strings, it could take a miracle for Mayweather to lose his spot ahead of 49-0 Rocky Marciano.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. says he is willing to fight Jake Paul.

Following his retirement from professional boxing, Mayweather has engaged in numerous exhibitions. His last professional fight was against Conor McGregor in 2017. He stopped the Irishman in the 10th round to take his record to 50-0. His most recent exhibition was a rematch against John Gotti III. The first fight ended in a brawl, setting up the narrative for the rematch. Mayweather coasted to a victory even if there was no official result.

Meanwhile, Jake faced off against Mike Tyson in a professional eight-rounder this month. The fight was heavily criticized, with suggestions that there were major safety concerns. Tyson entered the ring as a 58-year-old against a much younger Paul at 27. However, both fighters made it out in one piece. And yet, the fight received a substantial amount of criticism after Tyson said that he was wearing a compression sleeve on his knee. It suggested that Tyson should not have been in the ring as he was not 100 percent.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. Jake Paul

READ: How to Win Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tyson Fury VIP Tickets for Just $6?

He had already withdrawn from the original July 20 date with an inflamed ulcer. Tyson said he felt he could have died after the inflamed ulcer. But Paul ultimately picked up $40 million for the fight, something which earned Mayweather’s praise. However, Mayweather also recognized that Paul would likely get beat if he faced off against a real boxer. Jake has already faced Tommy Fury, who was his first professional boxer, as he lost a split decision.

“I’d fight him in a real fight in the weight that I’m at. “But Jake Paul, I mean as of right now, for what he’s doing, it’s good for what he’s doing, but once he fights a real actual fighter, it’s going to be bad. There’s one thing I do like about him: he’s selling it, and he’s making good money, and he’s entertaining; I like it. He’d get [messed] up by Canelo. There’s no way [he’d last until the end]. He’d get demolished,” Mayweather said 

If Mayweather does not get the fight, Ryan Garcia is willing to step in. Garcia has not had a boxing fight since beating Devin Haney in April. He secured a majority decision win after sending Devin to the canvas three times. But the result became a no contest after Garcia failed VADA tests for Ostarine. He was given a one-year ban, meaning he cannot box professionally until April 2025. Garcia is scheduled to fight Rukiya Anpoin an exhibition on December 30 in Tokyo, Japan. However, that is contingent upon Oscar De La Hoya agreeing.

The Golden Boy Promoter was absent from the kick-off press conference, later stating that he needs to sign off any fight before it can happen. As of now, there is nothing to indicate that this has been done. Garcia was responsible for helping Paul during the early parts of his boxing career. He recalled how Paul would visit him at his house as Ryan would give him pointers. Now, Garcia wants the opportunity to face Paul and end his boxing career, which he helped start.

“If Jake fights the way he fought with Mike, I genuinely believe I would knock him out within four (or) five rounds. We said we would run it one day. He came to my gym a long time ago in Victorville, then he came to visit me with the Canelo (Alvarez) camp — this is before he boxed. So I kind of gave birth to his boxing career, so I’m here to end it. That’s it,” Garcia stated 

Alexis Ohanian is getting real about a recent health scare. The Reddit cofounder who shares two children with tennis great Serena Williams, posted a selfie of himself lying in a hospital bed.

“After tracking some suspicious nodules on my thyroid for the last 4 years, I recently got half of it surgically removed,” Ohanian posted on Instagram Thursday (Nov. 28).

The tech entrepreneur shared that the nodules may have become cancerous and went on about his family’s history with the disease.

READ: Serena Williams’ husband Alexis Ohanian undergoes surgery amid frightening cancer scare

“The nodules were getting bigger & the latest biopsy revealed they’d very likely turn cancerous, he shared. “My mom had breast cancer around this age (41) and then ultimately died from brain cancer a decade or so later. I hate cancer.”

He continued: “I wasn’t gonna take any chances; the surgery was smooth and I’m extra grateful this Thanksgiving because I got the call this morning that my now-removed-half-of-thyroid was indeed full of some gnarly nodules that were very likely to become cancerous.”

After the surgery, he told fans what he’d miss the most while he recovers.

“The worst part tbh has been not being able to lift for 2 weeks but big fella will be back at it next week and I took my girls to Disney World this week so life is wonderful,” he wrote.

Lastly, he wrote a call to action for all the men who are reading the post.

“To my fellow, men — make those doctor’s appointments — especially if y’all are dads,” he concluded as he wished everyone a happy holiday. “Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.”

Last month, Williams shared that she had a massive cyst on her neck that she had to get removed.

@serena

Back in May I found a lump showing on my neck. I immediately went to the doc got a mri and was told I have a brachial cyst. Have you ever heard of that? They said I don’t need to get it removed if I don’t want. So I did not get it but it kept growing. I decided to get more test and 3 test and one biopsy later everything is still negative but doctors advised I get it removed asap because it was the size of a small grapefruit and it could get infected or worse leak. So this is me removing it. I am feelimg so grateful, and fortunate everything worked out, and most of all I’m healthy. I still made it to American doll with Olympia as promised. And yes all is ok. 🙏🏿🙏🏿 #fyp #foryourpage #serenawilliams #mom

♬ original sound – Serenawilliams

Former WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is geared to lock horns with former undisputed heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk on December 21st at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for their blockbuster rematch. In the meantime, ‘The Gypsy King’ is offering all expenses paid free two VIP tickets to one lucky winner. 

The duo originally squared off against each other back in May earlier this year in what turned out to be one of the most exciting matchups of the year. Despite Fury’s several advantages, the Ukrainian southpaw bested the Englishman via split decision. Since then, their rematch has become one of the affairs most discussed in the sport.

Fury has announced that to grab VIP tickets, you’ll only need to spend $6 or £5—a surprisingly affordable price for an exclusive experience. “I am raffling off two VIP ringside tickets to the fight… Your flights and your hotel are on us… This is an amazing once-in-a-lifetime experience for any boxing fan,” Fury said in a clip shared on Instagram earlier today.

 

JUST IN: Tyson Fury fights Oleksandr Usyk to be .the best of his generation’ – Frank Warren

Meanwhile, in the caption of the post, he wrote, “For just £5 entry!” But the question remains, how can you enter this giveaway? Fury provided a link for raffall[dot]com in his post, where fans can pay $6 or £5 to enter the raffle. It’s also worth mentioning that the raffle is ending on Sunday, 8th December at 12:30 or whenever the last ticket for the raffle sells out.

That said, if you’re thinking about placing a bet on the fight, a former world champion has weighed in with their prediction, offering some intriguing insights into how the bout might unfold.

Having suffered his first career loss last May, Fury has promised vengeance upon ‘The Cat’ in December, as he plans to secure a victory this time round. However, former British super bantamweight champion Duke McKenzie remains unconvinced by Fury’s efforts. He went as far as to call Fury’s approach to the rematch flawed, predicting another loss.

“In-between fights are where fights are won and lost. We know Fury blows up, puts on a load of weight, and then has got to get rid of all that weight again,” McKenzie said in a social media interview. He also criticized Fury’s plan to overpower Usyk with size, “Bigger and better isn’t going to beat Usyk. He’ll be slower, more predictable, and get hit more.” 

Declaring the Ukrainian unbeatable, McKenzie added, “Usyk wins the rematch all day long. I can’t see how Tyson Fury beats him.”

It seems Tyson Fury is aiming to cash in on a great opportunity while giving fans a chance to experience his highly anticipated fight against Oleksandr Usyk at a fraction of the usual cost. It’s a win-win: he gets to promote the event, and fans get a shot at an unforgettable experience.

Tyson Fury is fighting for his place in boxing history when he rematches Oleksandr Usyk next month.

The Usyk vs Fury II Riyadh Season event is live on Sky Sports Box Office on December 21.

The heavyweights first clashed in a dramatic undisputed world championship fight earlier this year when Usyk pipped Fury on a split decision.

Laurence Okolie explains why he has signed for Frank Warren’s Queensberry  Promotions

JUST IN: Gervonta Davis insults opponent while announcing his next fight

Usyk subsequently had to vacate the IBF title, but Fury will challenge for the unified WBC, WBO and WBO world championships.

Beating Usyk in would be a crucial part of the British fighter’s legacy, which includes memorable victories in his first world title fight against Wladimir Klitschko and a trilogy with Deontay Wilder.

Victory in the December rematch with the Ukrainian would be his greatest triumph yet.

Promoter Frank Warren told Sky Sports: “All the doubters, all the journalists were saying Usyk is now up there with all the legends of the sport, the Muhammad Alis, the Fraziers, the Foremans, the Joe Louis, as being one of the greatest and certainly the greatest of his generation.

“And I’m pleased they’ve said that because when Tyson beats him no one can debate the fact that he’s beat the best of his generation which will make him the best of his generation.”

Even though Usyk did manage to badly shake him up in the first fight, Fury is not concerned.

“That punch, if he chucked that punch he hit me with maybe 100 times it would have not done any damage. But [that] one time it did,” he told Sky Sports.

The first fight was finely balanced and Fury believes a slight recalibration can see him win the rematch.

“I don’t think I can be any better than what I [was] because I think it was probably one of the best performances that I’ve ever done in my life. Although it didn’t get the result I thought it was a very fantastic performance against one of my best opponents,” he said.

“Can I be any better? Can I do any better? I can be more focused, less clowning and I think that’s enough.”

Gervonta Davis has no chill.

Davis on Friday announced the date of his upcoming fight against Lamont Roach. While making the announcement, Davis insulted Roach with a comment he posted as his Instagram caption.

“My second home!!! Me vs 5head March 1st NEW YORK let’s goooo!!! #TheONE” Davis wrote as his caption on Instagram for the post.

JUST IN: Tyson Fury names two key changes he’s making to beat Oleksandr Usyk in rematch

What’s the insult? Davis called Roach “5head” in the caption. “Five head” is a play-on-words and insult for someone who has a large forehead.

The Davis-Roach fight was initially set to be held in Houston in December. However, the fight was pushed back and will now take place at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., on March 1.

Davis is 30-0. This will be his fourth fight at Barclays Center and first there since 2022. Roach is 25-1-1.

Tyson Fury has named two important changes he can make to beat Oleksandr Usyk in the pair’s rematch.

Fury will look to avenge his first-ever professional boxing defeat when he faces Usyk for the second time in Saudi Arabia this Christmas.

‘The Gypsy King’ missed out on the opportunity to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since 1999 when he lost in his historic meeting with the Ukrainian by split-decision.

Fury has the chance to win his belts back

JUST IN: Oleksandr Usyk knows Tyson Fury’s weakness and that’s the problem’

Usyk dropped Fury in the ninth round en route to victory as the latter stumbled all over the ring in both men’s bids to unite all four belts for the first time in 25 years.

“I don’t think I can be any better than what I did,” Fury said, speaking to Sky Sports.

“Because I think it was probably one of the best performances I’ve ever done in my life.

“Although I didn’t get the result, I thought it was a very fantastic performance against one of my best opponents.”

Fury will be the underdog in the pair’s December rematch and it will likely be tough to overturn his defeat against ‘The Cat’.

However, the 36-year-old Manchester native believes he did enough to overcome Usyk in their first bout and even had himself ahead on his own scorecard.

Many boxing fans called for the former two-time champion to make changes, especially to his corner where John Fury–his dad–joined Andy Lee and Sugar Hill Steward.

But Fury doesn’t seem to think there is much room for improvement following the first clash of titans.

“Can I be any better? Can I do any better?” he added.

“I can be more focused, and less clowning and I think that’s enough.

“Maybe if he chucked that punch he hit me 100 times and maybe not done any damage, but you know the one time it did and that’s all she wrote really.”

Fury was asked about his corner’s advice in a face-off with Usyk on TNT Sports, after the pair met in their October press conference.

He admitted that ‘people can have their opinions’ and talk however they like, but quite frankly ‘they’re not in there doing the fighting’.

Fury’s rematch with Usyk will not be for the undisputed titles after the latter was stripped of his IBF belt once he agreed to the fight

The winner of the clash could face Daniel Dubois next after he retained the IBF title in style by knocking out Anthony Joshua at Wembley in September.

Former world champion Billy Joe Saunders is a friend of Fury’s and recently told talkSPORT’s Jim White and Simon Jordan that the heavyweight great has a better game plan in place now.

“Listen, I’ve been keeping a close eye and I’ve been talking to his nutritionist Greg Marriot,” he told talkSPORT’s White & Jordan.

“His weight is looking good and his sparring is going well and he’s looking good.

“I think the game plan they’ve got now for this fight after speaking with Tyson the other day makes a lot more sense.

“It makes a hell of a lot more sense to me, the game plan last time was pickey-pokey and running around.

“It was about showing off in the ring and I think he was enjoying himself a bit too much.

“He let Usyk back in it, but this time I don’t think Usyk will get back in the fight if Tyson is up in the first six rounds this time.

“Definitely not.”

Oleksandr Usyk has the power, the pace and the plan to beat Tyson Fury, says Sky Sports boxing expert and former world champion Johnny Nelson…

You can tell Fury doesn’t like to play second fiddle to anybody. I’m quite sure this is a lot more personal now for Tyson Fury no matter how he tries to look at it, because now he’s come up against a guy that he can’t intimidate. He’s come up against a guy that just doesn’t give him anything.

Fury knows now it’s about all his skills, all his ability, experience and the fight that he’s got left inside him. That’s got to be enough because if it isn’t, it’s quite clear this fight will probably go shorter than the last fight did.

Former WBO cruiserweight world champion Johnny Nelson questions whether  Tyson Fury can get over the mental hurdle of losing to undisputed  heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk.

READ: Eddie Hearn offers Anthony Joshua update amid surprise Daniel Dubois news

Now Usyk’s tasted his strength, his speed, his pace once, he has a better measure of him.

Remember what he did with Anthony Joshua. Anthony Joshua tried the same tactics as Fury, tried to outbox him, outsmart him and then in the second fight, even though AJ’s performance was great, Usyk’s performance was better. It was more calculated and it will be the same here.

Now he has the measure of the man in Tyson Fury, he knows that Tyson Fury is probably going to try and jump on him. Use his strength, use his size, use his physicality, which is what he should have done in the first place and that’s what he needs to do now.

Tyson needs to make sure that, combined with his boxing ability, puts the pressure on him from the off. Because the longer the fight goes, there’s more chance of him not being able to maintain that constant pressure, that physical pace on Usyk. Whereas Usyk, what he said in the first fight was: I’m not going to leave you alone. I’ll make you work for your supper and that’s what he did.

Serena Williams’ husband Alexis Ohanian revealed he recently underwent surgery to remove ‘suspicious nodules’ in his thyroid that were likely to become cancerous.

The 41-year-old Reddit co-founder shared the news on Instagram this Thanksgiving, posting a hospital photo alongside adorable snapshots of 7-year-old daughter Olympia and 15-month daughter Adira, whom he shares with the tennis superstar.

‘After tracking some suspicious nodules on my thyroid for the last 4 years, I recently had half of it surgically removed,’ Ohanian explained.

Alexis Ohanian Removed 'Half' His Thyroid in Preventative Surgery

JUST IN: Serena Williams admits she wasn’t sure she could love her second child as much as her first

‘The nodules were getting bigger, and the latest biopsy showed they were very likely to turn cancerous. My mom had breast cancer around this age (41), and then ultimately passed away from brain cancer a decade or so later. I hate cancer.’

He went on to express his gratitude, noting that the surgery went smoothly.

‘I wasn’t gonna take any chances. I’m extra grateful this Thanksgiving because I got the call this morning confirming that the half of my thyroid that was removed was indeed full of some gnarly nodules that were very likely to become cancerous.’

While he joked about missing his usual lifting routine for two weeks, Ohanian shared an optimistic update.

‘The worst part, to be honest, has been not being able to lift for 2 weeks. But big fella will be back at it next week. Took my girls to Disney World this week, so life is wonderful.’

He ended his post with a reminder to other men: ‘To my fellow dads — make those doctor’s appointments. Especially if y’all are dads. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.’

In July, Ohanian says he has received a diagnosis of Lyme disease, which came as a bit of a shock to him.

He explained his health situation in a series of posts on X/Twitter Tuesday, saying that doctors told him about the diagnosis after he underwent multiple medical procedures.

‘Doing a full battery of health scans, tests, etc, and found out I have lyme disease,’ said the tech entrepreneur, who is father to two children with the tennis icon. ‘Wild. No symptoms, thankfully, but gonna treat.’

Ohanian explained some of the intricate details behind his diagnosis: ‘Good cholesterol is too low. Bad cholesterol is just OK. Gotta work on that. On the plus-side: 822 ng/dL total + 162 ng/dL free testosterone.’

Ohanian said that while he has a family history linked to the ailment, he was caught off-guard by the diagnosis since he did not fall into the group that is typically exposed to the condition geographically.

‘I’ve got a loved one who had it a few years back, showed tons symptoms etc and just couldn’t figure it out until they tested him for it and then found it (treated it successfully, too),’ Ohanian said. ‘I spend so little time in the wilderness/northeast this was quite a surprise.’

Ohanian said he was ‘gonna grab some antibiotics’ to combat the ailment, adding, ‘Can’t keep me down, tick!’ with a picture of The Tick cartoon character.

Ohanian stressed to his 563,700 followers on the platform that he was in no way dispensing health advice to the masses in regard to Lyme disease: ‘Please talk to a doctor!’ he said. ‘Do not listen to me for any health advice!’

The Mayo Clinic describes Lyme disease as ‘an illness caused by borrelia bacteria,’ adding that ‘humans usually get Lyme disease from the bite of a tick carrying the bacteria.’

The clinic noted that while ‘ticks that can carry borrelia bacteria live throughout most of the United States,’ the ailment ‘is most common in the upper Midwest and the northeastern and mid-Atlantic states’ domestically, and ‘also common in Europe and in south central and southeastern Canada.’

People are at higher risk if they ‘spend time where the ticks live, such as grassy, brushy or wooded areas,’ and the best means of prevention ‘is to avoid tick bites when you are outdoors.’

The CDC said that ‘476,000 people may be diagnosed and treated for Lyme disease each year in the United States,’ adding that the total consists of people who are ‘treated based on clinical suspicion but do not actually have Lyme disease.’

The governmental agency said that most cases ‘can be treated with 10-14 days of antibiotics,’ and that doing so in the ‘early stages’ of the disease leads to a rapid and complete recovery.

The disease has been a controversial topic at times, with a January 2023 report from the American Medical Association stating that ‘a lack of evidence-based guidance for how to care for people experiencing persistent symptoms and growing misinformation makes treatment challenging.’

Ohanian is one of a number of prominent names who have publicly emerged about their health battles with Lyme disease.

Others include Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Yolanda Hadid and her daughter, model Bella Hadid, both of whom have been outspoken about their respective battles with the ailment.

Bella last year said that she had undergone 100 days of treatment amid a battle with the condition that stretched nearly 15 years.

Musical artist Justin Bieber in January of 2020 said that doctors had diagnosed him with Lyme disease after being at the receiving end of nasty remarks about his appearance.

‘While a lot of people kept saying Justin Bieber looks like s***, on meth etc. they failed to realize I’ve been recently diagnosed with Lyme disease, not only that but had a serious case of chronic mono which affected my, skin, brain function, energy, and overall health,’ the Grammy-winning artist said on Instagram.

Actor Ben Stiller told The Hollywood Reporter in 2011 that he’d been diagnosed with the ailment in 2010.

‘I got it in Nantucket, Massachusetts, a couple of years ago,’ Stiller told the outlet. ‘My knee became inflamed and they couldn’t figure out what it was, then they found out it was Lyme. I’m symptom-free now, but Lyme doesn’t ever leave your system. It’s a really tough thing.’

Verified by MonsterInsights